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Under Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Rules Secured Obligations, E

Question 68

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Under Chapter 7 bankruptcy rules secured obligations, e.g., home mortgage loans and auto credit, are usually still subject to being repaid by the bankrupt consumer. If not, the property can be repossessed.

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