Harold J. Hawkins and Eugenia B. Hawkins v. Landmark Finance Company, in Re Harold J. Hawkins and Eugenia B. Hawkins, Debtors

U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit · Decided 1984-02-07

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WIDENER, Circuit Judge, dissenting: I agree with all of the opinion of the court except the last sentence of the penul-tímate paragraph thereof, as well as the concluding paragraph of the opinion. I do not think the incurrence of court costs and counsel fees by the lienholder, in seeking to enforce its lien, constitutes prejudice in the legal sense so as to provide a sufficient basis for…

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