TranSouth Financial Corp. v. Sharon (In Re Sharon)
Bankruptcy Appellate Panel of the Sixth Circuit
1Dissent
STOSBERG,
dissenting.
The panel’s automatic turnover approach sanctions a procedure used to bludgeon creditors by employing the petition as a device to recover a repossessed vehicle without a hearing. A debtor can then dismiss the petition by simply not filing a plan, which is not required for 15 days after the case is filed. This procedure does not preserve the status quo — it alters the rights of the parties without the opportunity for a hearing. The panel’s strained interpretation of the statutes suggests that “rights” in the property belong to the debtor. Any rights to property lawfully…
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- In the Matter of Thomas J. Perkins, Jr., Debtor-Appellant, and Appeal of Teachers' Retirement System of the State of Illinois, InterveningCourt of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit · 1990
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