Refiananced Loan after Bankruptcy Discharge is unenforceable. Creditors cannot re-write or refinance a discharged loan after the debt was discharged in bankruptcy. In the case of Charles Artzt v. Lindale National Bank, 145 B.R. 866, the debtor owed more than $31,000 to Lindale National Bank (the “bank”). Debtor filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy […]
Archive for May, 2023
Debtor’s Irresponsible Debts Discharged
The Bankruptcy Code provides in Title 11 U.S.C. 523(a)(2)(A) and (C), in pertinent part, that a consumer who incurs debts owed to a single creditor and aggregating more than $500 for “luxury goods” within 40 days prior to filing bankruptcy, shall not have that debt discharged in bankruptcy. Here, debtor purchased more than $1,100 of collector […]
Holder in Due Course – Checks
In Cincinnati Central Credit Union vs. Yuvonne Goss et al., this Ohio court noted that this case presents a common occurrence in the world of banking and one which the courts can resolve equitably. Here, one Terrence Fitzgerald made payable his check for $4,000 to New Look Auto Trim and Upholstery and delivered it to […]