The Boggses were declared bankrupt under Chapter 13. Shortly after their discharge, Somerville Bank and Trust contended that the Boggses did not pay off the interest on a loan secured by a mortgage on their principal residence.
The bank had not raised the issue until after the bankruptcy court had issued its discharge order covering the indebtedness. The bank attempted to collect the debt as though there had been no discharge. Is the bank entitled to collect the interest? [Boggs v. Somerville Bank and Trust, 51 F.3d 271, 6th Cir. (1995)]