Bankruptcy Act Revision: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Ninety-fourth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 31 and H.R. 32 on Bankruptcy Act Revision, 2. daļaU.S. Government Printing Office, 1975 |
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638. lappuse
... claims or such other method of protection for the realization of such value . ( §§ 8-302 ( b ) , 9–302 ( b ) . ) One would suppose that payments due for wages and the like would continue to be made and employees ' claims would not be ...
... claims or such other method of protection for the realization of such value . ( §§ 8-302 ( b ) , 9–302 ( b ) . ) One would suppose that payments due for wages and the like would continue to be made and employees ' claims would not be ...
641. lappuse
... claims and whose claims have been allowed , but rather on the number of creditors actually voting for the plan . That is , to compute the necessary majority one would count only the number of acceptances and the rejections that had been ...
... claims and whose claims have been allowed , but rather on the number of creditors actually voting for the plan . That is , to compute the necessary majority one would count only the number of acceptances and the rejections that had been ...
642. lappuse
... claim , whereas the cram - down clause under section 83 ( d ) of chapter IX is based on the amount of the claim . H.R. 31 ... claims of the creditors who reject the plan ; and that in light of all of the relevant facts and the respective ...
... claim , whereas the cram - down clause under section 83 ( d ) of chapter IX is based on the amount of the claim . H.R. 31 ... claims of the creditors who reject the plan ; and that in light of all of the relevant facts and the respective ...
646. lappuse
... claim . Although value may be less than the amount due on the claim , it is the equitable equivalent the creditor might obtain if he foreclosed on his collateral . Obviously , no creditor should be satisfied from the physical assets of ...
... claim . Although value may be less than the amount due on the claim , it is the equitable equivalent the creditor might obtain if he foreclosed on his collateral . Obviously , no creditor should be satisfied from the physical assets of ...
648. lappuse
... claims or for such method of protection as will , consistent with the circumstances of the particular case , equitably and fairly provide for the realization by them of the value of their claims . ( 2 ) If any plan provides for ...
... claims or for such method of protection as will , consistent with the circumstances of the particular case , equitably and fairly provide for the realization by them of the value of their claims . ( 2 ) If any plan provides for ...
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accepted administration amount approval assets attorney BADILLO bank bankrupt Bankruptcy Act bankruptcy court bankruptcy discharge Bankruptcy Judges bankruptcy law bill bondholders bonds borrower BUTLER Chairman chapter claims comaker Commission committee Connecticut consumer bankruptcy consumer credit consumer debt corporation counsel creditors Dean KING debt debtor default discharge District DRINAN educational EDWARDS effect equitable exemption Federal filing finance companies funds guaranteed student loan HEMPEL homestead exemption income tax refunds indebtedness involved Judge PATCHAN KLEE legislation lender limited major Massachusetts ment moral municipal bankruptcy municipal bonds nondischargeable obligation obtain payment percent personal bankruptcy petition petitioner PHILOSOPHY OF BANKRUPTCY plan of composition present problem Professor SHUCHMAN proposed question reaffirmation Rhode Island rules ruptcy SCALIA secured creditors security interests SPENCER statute student loan student loan program subcommittee sumer tion trustee TWINEM UCLA LAW REVIEW wage WEINTRAUB York York City