Chapter 7 debtor sought a determination that a claim against a creditor had been abandoned to him. The debtor had scheduled the claim, which arose as a result of pre-petition state court litigation between the debtor and the creditor. The chapter 7 trustee communicated with debtor’s and creditor’s counsel regarding the claim, but the creditor declined to purchase or settle the claim. Thereafter, the trustee filed a report of no distribution, the case was closed, and the parties resumed the state court litigation. The state court of appeals then stayed the litigation pending a determination that the debtor’s claim was abandoned to him. The Court determined that because the claim was scheduled and not administered at the time the case was closed, it was abandoned to the debtor under § 554(c). The Court further held that a trustee is not required to give notice of a final report in cases where there is no distribution in order for abandonment to be effected under § 544(c).