Finally, a Court is required, when possible, to give meaning to every part of a statute. Moreover, we should reconcile a statute to avoid conflict, especially the one Aaron envisions between the Debtor and the Chapter 12 trustee. Our interpretation avoids the conflict. In essence, the debtor must obtain the trustee's consent to the sale. Our holding avoids this result, and provides meaning to all sections of the statute.
Debtors argue that their mortgagees are adequately protected.
The Willeys argue they are not. The Willeys base their estimate on a variety claims including the mortgage. The Willeys claim the value remains in dispute because no evidence on value was taken at the hearing. This value exceeds Debtors' estimate of the secured creditors' interest and is slightly below Willeys' claims estimate. We have a solution to Debtors' immediate urge to sell the property and Willeys' desire to stop the sale.