· 5/18/1998
Wentworth v. Town of Acton (In Re Wentworth)
Citations
- 221 B.R. 316
- 40 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 132
- 1998 Bankr. LEXIS 665
- 1998 WL 288713
How courts have described this case
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- holding that satisfaction of tax lien of $1,515 did not deliver reasonably equivalent value for transfer of property with a market value of $20,700
- concluding that BFP inapplicable to Maine's tax foreclosure procedure without competitive bidding, explaining that the value of a tax lien bears no relation to the value of a property
- setting aside the transfer of property worth $20,700 to satisfy a tax lien of $1,515.63
- setting aside the transfer of property worth $20,700 to satisfy a tax lien of $1,515.63
- “While the forced sale price may be legitimate evidence of the property’s value, the amount of a tax lien is no evidence whatsoever of the property’s value.”
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Judges: Robert L. Krechevsky
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