Critical Case Comment – In re Davis, 2008 WL 4935946 (Bankr. D. Md. November 12, 2008) (Keir)

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In re Davis, 2008 WL 4935946 (Bankr. D. Md. November 12, 2008) (Keir)

A secured creditor receiving adequate notice of the terms of a debtor’s plan proposing to pay zero percent interest is deemed to have accepted the plan when they do not raise an objection to confirmation.

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The debtor proposed a Chapter 13 plan which listed three judgment creditors as having liens against the debtor’s property. The plan proposed to . . .

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