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Unavoided

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Un`a`void´ed
a.1.Not avoided or shunned.
2.Unavoidable; inevitable.
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22) In some of the other 45 states, the limitation of the avoidance was a great windfall to the creditor as, "The effect of this position is that the unavoided portion of the lien would survive bankruptcy and would attach to any equity that accumulates above the debtor's homestead amount.
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The avoided response (A) and unavoided response (UA) were recorded.
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Kidney complications The unavoided urine may even back up into the kidneys, resulting in a condition called hydronephosis.
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