- 11 U.S.C.
Mercer v. Bank of Currituck (In re Mercer)
Jul
23
2010
Ruling
Lien that was improperly perfected on petition date could be avoided by debtor in possession.
Procedural posture
This adversary proceeding was filed by plaintiff debtor to determine the validity of the lien asserted by defendant bank on real property owned by debtor. The matter before the court was debtor's motion for partial summary judgment, seeking to avoid the bank's lien under 11 U.S.C.S. §§ 544(a)(1), 1107(a) as unenforceable against the debtor-in-possession because the lien was not properly perfected at the time of debtor's bankruptcy filing.
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