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By Wm. Houston Brown, United States Bankruptcy Judge (Retired)
Discharge in Chapter 13
Direct payments on mortgage were payments under the plan. The confirmed plan provided for payments to the trustee to cure arrearage, while the debtors were to make direct payment on the ongoing mortgage, but the debtors defaulted on those direct payments. Discharge had been entered after the trustee filed notice of cure of arrearage, but the trustee subsequently filed a complaint to revoke discharge. The court did not revoke the discharge, because the trustee had been advised . . .
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