Kyoo Jung Lee v. Home Savings of America (In Re Kyoo Jung Lee)
United States Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JONES, Bankruptcy Judge.
Kyoo Jung Lee and Ann Soon Lee (“Debtors”), sought to strip Home Savings of America’s (“Home Savings”) deed of trust on the Debtors’ residence. The Debtors contended that Home Savings’ deed of trust took a security interest in property other than the Debtors’ principal residence, thereby preventing Home Savings from claiming the protections of § 1123(b)(5). 2 The bankruptcy court disagreed and ruled that the bank’s deed of trust was secured solely by the Debtors’ principal residence. The Debtors appealed and we AFFIRM.
I.FACTS
In July of 1990, the Debtors…
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