OPINION
RANDOLPH J. HAINES, Bankruptcy Judge.
May a Chapter 13 plan provide for the avoidance of a wholly undersecured lien on a debtor's principal residence, and does the confirmation of the plan have res judicata effect if a creditor fails to object to the plan? This Court concludes that a lien on a debtor's principal residence may be avoided if there is zero equity in the property to secure the claim, and that a confirmed Chapter 13 plan is binding on...
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