The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit recently decided Johnson v. Smith, No. 05-8089 and, in doing so, set out nicely the requirements for finding a violation of the automatic stay in bankruptcy.
The case arose when M&M Auto Outlet-Wyoming, Inc. repossessed the debtor’s pickup truck after a Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition had […]
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