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 | | There is no evidence the IRS would have paid $573,409 to the foreclosing lender to protect its $61,162 lien and redeem the property, he explained. |
 | | At the worst, he commented, the foreclosing lender would have been paid by the IRS $573,409 in cash to exercise its 120-day redemption right and obtain title to the foreclosed property. |
 | | Because the foreclosing lender had no requirement to make the IRS payment, the lender was a “volunteer” and is not entitled to any reimbursement of $61,162 from Darrell and Patricia’s bankruptcy assets, the judge ruled. |
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