In this case, Capital City First National Bank held a properly perfected secured interest in the debtor’s Mazda vehicle. The debtor filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and, although he owed more than $10,000.00 on his loan to the bank, he did not reaffirm that obligation or redeem the collateral. The debtor did, however, continue to […]
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