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With courts across the country divided on a key issue of bankruptcy law, a Northern District judge in New York said a "fact-intensive, case-by-case inquiry" is required as jurists struggle to apply an ambiguous statute. The issue that has judges so perplexed has to do with the applicability of the antimodification provision in the Bankruptcy Code to multi-use dwellings where the debtor occupies one unit.
August 27, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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