IN RE CRAWFORD
324 F.3d 539 (2003)
NATURE OF THE CASE: Crawford (P), debtor, appealed an order, which affirmed the
bankruptcy court's refusal to confirm P's Chapter 13 plan.
FACTS: P's non-priority unsecured debts consist of some $19,000 owed the IRS; $18,000
owed the county for child support payments (he is now current); and $500 owed to a pair of
trade creditors. The county debt is nondischargeable. P proposed to divide the debts into
two classes, one consisting of the debt to the county and the other of the other debts.
County debt would be paid two-thirds and the second class of unsecured creditors will get
nothing. The court refused to confirm the plan under Section 1322(b). The district court
affirmed and P appealed.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
HOLDING AND DECISION:
LEGAL ANALYSIS:
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