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River East Plaza, LLC v. LNV Corp.

Justia.com Opinion Summary: The debtor’s single asset is a commercial building. The lender promptly started foreclosure proceedings in state court, prevailed, and a foreclosure sale of the property was scheduled, but was stayed when the debtor filed for bankruptcy, 11 U.S.C. 362(a)(4). The lender became a participant in the bankruptcy The bankruptcy court rejected the debtor’s plan to exchange the mortgage for an “indubitable equivalent,” lifted the stay, and dismissed the bankruptcy. The Seventh Circuit affirmed, noting that the lender has waited years to enforce its lien and that the court was not required to further stretch the wait. The lien on Treasury bonds proposed by the debtor would not be equivalent to the lender retaining its lien on the building. 

The (sad) Story of US

I harbor no love for The New York Times, which I consider to be arrogant, liberal, and self-satisfied. But I have to give credit where credit is due. The Old Grey lady has managed to capture the dramatic story of America's post-war economic rise and fall in these chilling graphics. I would have thought the Wall Street Journal or The Economist might have done it instead, but there you go. 

And the numbers tell us we've gotten ourselves into a real mess. Although naturally the Baby Boomers – America's spoiled children – rode the fat part of the curve in the 50's and 60's,  leaving ensuing generations to foot the bill. How typical.

Welcome to the 21st century's Lost Generation.

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The (sad) Story of US

Welcome to the 21st century's Lost Generation.

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