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In bankruptcy, the automatic stay was conceived as an automatic injunction that suspends or halts actions taken by creditors against the debtor who is filing for bankruptcy protection, to include litigation. Under Section 362 of the US Bankruptcy Code (11 U.S.C. 362) the stay is imposed the moment a debtor files their bankrtupcy petition. Given [...]
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