12-84683, 14-96009

12-84145, 13-96012

11-B-84241

10-71124

16-80445

12-83168, 14-96013

13-83623

14-80117

14-81783, 14-96130

13bk80541, 13ap96053

13bk82754, 14ap96019
Two doctors who declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy after a creditor foreclosed on their townhouse were ineligible under 11 U.S.C. § 727(a)(2) and (4) to have their debts discharged because they concealed transfers of money they made to relatives and intentionally omitted those transfers and information about assets they owned in their schedules.

13-82498

13bk81372

10bk74494, 10ap96183

12bk81564, 12ap96129

14-B-81029

13 B 83310
Illinois law generally required judicial foreclosure to involuntarily terminate a mortgagor’s interest in real property, 735 ILCS 5/15-1106. Execution, delivery and recording of Debtor’s quit claim deed was ineffective to transfer title in property to bank. Debtor could assert equitable right of redemption. Motion for relief from stay was denied.

12 B 81564

13 B 82613
Debtor was not entitled to sanctions for the failure of a bank and its attorney (respondents) to immediately release accounts funds subject to a citation to discover assets because there was no violation of the automatic stay since the respondents did not possess or control the funds and the citation proceeding was promptly stayed.

12 B 83168
With respect to sale of debtor’s property free and clear of any interest under 11 U.S.C. § 363(f), because any potential liability for debtor’s unpaid taxes was an “interest” subject to the relief granted by the sale order, and the Illinois Department of Revenue failed to object, the Department could not later demand that purchaser pay the taxes.