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Monday, June 26, 2006

Howard Delivery Service v. Zurich American Ins. Co.

Unpaid workers' comp premia are not priority claims
Insurance carriers' claims for unpaid workers' compensation premiums owed by an employer fall outside the priority allowed by §507(a)(5). Although the question is close, such premiums are more appropriately bracketed with liability insurance premiums for, e.g., motor vehicle, fire, or theft insurance, than with contributions made for fringe benefits that complete a pay package, e.g., pension plans and group health, life, and disability insurance, which undisputedly are covered by §507(a)(5).

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Blogger Silver Streak said...

Usually you are required to listen to the court refree announce the terms of the sale, and the required deposit to be made at the time. Usually you are told at the auction how much you have to deposit in order to obtain the tax lien certificate. An auction for these types of properties is sold as is and does not allow the bidder the chance to do an inside inspection.
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