Davis v. Bank of Iberia (In Re Davis)
United States Bankruptcy Court, W.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
W. DONALD BOE, Jr., Bankruptcy Judge.
This Opinion concludes on cross motions for summary judgment that mortgage reformation, even though a “personal action” under Louisiana law, is not prohibited by the discharge in bankruptcy because it could not result in personal liability.
Plaintiffs Daniel and Joseph Davis are discharged debtors. They seek to have the Bank of Iberia enjoined from pursuing a state court action for reformation of a mortgage. Plaintiffs contend that under Louisiana law an action to reform a contract is a personal action even when applied to real estate and…
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