Williams v. IMC Mortgage Co. (In Re Williams)

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• noting 13 that § 503(b) is not intended to provide an administrative 14 expense award to a prepetition secured lender based on the 15 debtor’s postpetition possession and use of collateral, and 16 citing cases
• noting 13 that § 503(b) is not intended to provide an administrative 14 expense award to a prepetition secured lender based on the 15 debtor’s postpetition possession and use of collateral, and 16 citing cases
• administrative claims are not deemed allowed when asserted; they must obtain an affirmative allowance by court order
• postpetition mortgage payments, 22 although not due until after the filing of the petition, were an 23 obligation incurred prior to the creation of the estate, thus the 24 requirement that the administrative claim arise from a 25 postpetition transaction was not met
• postpetition mortgage payments, 22 although not due until after the filing of the petition, were an 23 obligation incurred prior to the creation of the estate, thus the 24 requirement that the administrative claim arise from a 25 postpetition transaction was not met

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