Wurst v. City of New York (In Re Packard Properties, Ltd.)

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• finding that a claimant with a prioritized administrative claim is not a secured creditor in the traditional sense
• “[t]ax liens were chosen by Congress as a means to pay administrative expenses . . . with a tax lien on it, § 724(b) provides for the taxing authorities to bear the cost to some extent.”

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