holding the § 106(c) codified the longstanding power of Congress to adversely affect state held liens in bankruptcy
How later courts described this case
- holding the § 106(c) codified the longstanding power of Congress to adversely affect state held liens in bankruptcy
- public welfare lien on real property of debtor under a signed public assistance reimbursement agreement containing confession of judgment provisions were judicial liens because the notes were not valid and enforceable until filed as judgments
- pubhc welfare hen on real property of debtor, under a signed pubhc assistance reimbursement agreement containing confession of judgment provisions was judicial hen because the notes were not valid and enforceable until filed as judgments
- Liens for reimbursement of public assistance were determined to be judicial liens under § 101(36) of the Bankruptcy Code, because the liens were judgments, entered on confessions of judgment executed by the debtor pre-petition.
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The opinion
This record has no opinion text. It is a disposition such as a denial of certiorari, kept so the case can be found by name and citation.