Daniel's Jewelers Collection
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2013 4:41 pm
In California purchase money security agreements are liens which survive
bankruptcy. Judge Bufford wrote an opinion a few years ago where I seem
to recall he held differently, but I believe it would be considered a
minority view.
You know, Sears demanding a payment for old, used, carpets is one thing,
but a jewelry store is much more likely to sue to get the jewels back. I
try to get an agreement for repayment at favorable terms for the debtor.
d
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 3:16 PM, sbombalier wrote:
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> Hello Listserv
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> I have several clients, post discharge, being harassed by Daniel's
> Jewelers c/o Atty Snyder attempting to get an agreement for repayment. Are
> any you hearing the same thing, how are you all handling it? Have any of
> your client's been served? If so, what do you advise your client(s) to do.
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> Based on previous postings, I have advised clients to ignore the requests
> and wait to be served with a complaint, however I just wanted to hear the
> input of the group.
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> Any advise on how I should handle this would be appreciated.
>
> Silvia
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In California purchase money security agreements are liens which survive bankruptcy. Judge Bufford wrote an opinion a few years ago where I seem to recall he held differently, but I believe it would be considered a minority view.
You know, Sears demanding a payment for old, used, carpets is one thing, but a jewelry store is much more likely to sue to get the jewels back. I try to get an agreement for repayment at favorable terms for the debtor.
dOn Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 3:16 PM, sbombalier <bombalier@aol.com> wrote:
Hello Listserv
I have several clients, post discharge, being harassed by Daniel's Jewelers c/o Atty Snyder attempting to get an agreement for repayment. Are any you hearing the same thing, how are you all handling it? Have any of your client's been served? If so, what do you advise your client(s) to do.
Based on previous postings, I have advised clients to ignore the requests and wait to be served with a complaint, however I just wanted to hear the input of the group.
Any advise on how I should handle this would be appreciated.
Silvia
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