Canning, III v. Beneficial Maine, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
TORRUELLA, Circuit Judge.
Plaintiffs-Appellants, Ralph G. Canñing III and Megan L. Canning (the “Cannings”), filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition and sought to surrender their residence. When their mortgage lenders, Defendants-Appellees, Beneficial Maine, Inc., HSBC Mortgage Services, Inc., and HSBC Mortgage Corporation (collectively “Beneficial”), refused to foreclose or otherwise take title to the residence, the Cannings demanded that the mortgage lien be released. 1 Beneficial also refused to do so, and the Cannings began an adversary proceeding claiming a discharge injunction violation.…
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