In Re Soderlund’s Empirical Analysis

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1. ““... it would appear that subsections (3) and (5) of § 1322(b) may be used serially to, first of all, provide for the curing of a pre-petition default and secondly to provide for the maintenance of current payments during the life of the plan while arrearages are cured within a reasonable time. Since both the provisions of § 1322(b)(3) and § 1322(b)(5) indicate that a plan may provide for the curing of any default, it is immaterial that a pre-petition acceleration clause may have been invoked by a creditor. The debtor has the choice, under the clear authority of § 1322(b)(3) of the Code, of providing in his plan for the curing "of such pre-petition default and reinstating the terms of the mortgage.” In re Soderlund, supra, 3 C.B.C.2d at 256.”

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