In Ransom v.FIA Card Services,Ransom filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection and listed among his living expenses the standard amount allowed in the Bankruptcy Code for car ownership costs.Ransom owned his car outright and had no car payment.FIA challenged the car deduction.The court held that Ransom could

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A) Ransom could not take the car ownership deduction because it was limited to debtors who have loan or lease payments to make.
D) Ransom could not take the car ownership deduction because it was limited to debtors who have loan or lease payments to make.
E) Ransom could not take the car ownership deduction because it was limited to debtors who have loan or lease payments to make.
F) Ransom could not take the car ownership deduction because it was limited to debtors who have loan or lease payments to make.

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