Scaffidi v. Kenosha City Credit Union (In Re Moeri)
United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Wisconsin
1Opinion of the Court
DECISION
JAMES E. SHAPIRO, Bankruptcy Judge.
At issue is whether the lien of Kenosha City Credit Union (“defendant”) in debt- or’s 1999 Jeep is avoidable as a preferential transfer.
The trustee argues that, under Wis. Stats. § 342.19 1 , a lien is perfected upon delivery of the prerequisite documents and fee to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (“Department”). In this case, approximately 48 days passed from the time that the debtor signed the loan documents with the defendant to the time when the defendant’s lien was perfected. Such perfection was within the 90-day preference period…
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