Can a bank file unlawful detainer if a bankruptcy was filed to stop foreclosure?

0	Can a bank file unlawful detainer if a bankruptcy was filed to stop foreclosure? unlawful-detainer foreclosure asked Jan 09 '11 at 17:17 rhd ♦♦ 1●3

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No, the bank cannot. The automatic stay protection afforded by a bankruptcy filing will stop unlawful detainer as well as foreclosure. In any event, unlawful detainer is not something a bank can file without foreclosing on the property first and regain title.

answered Jan 09 '11 at 19:21

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