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The article focuses on strategies and options for trade creditors when confronting a financially distressed company that is on the verge of filing a bankruptcy in the U.S. It cited on the Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code, which contains two remedies, in addition to reclamation, that a...
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The article explores the implication of a fully funded Section 503(b)(9) priority claim to debtors and creditors in the U.S. It indicates that Section 503(b)(9) priority claims can add new value and can reduce preference liability. It also discusses the elements of a preference claim based on...
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A debtor's certification of completion of postpetition instructional course concerning personal financial management by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the northern district of California is presented. Every individual debtor in a chapter 7, chapter 11 or chapter 13 bankruptcy case must file this...
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- Return to debtor. Mapother, Bill // Credit Union Magazine;Feb2000, Vol. 66 Issue 2, p94
Discusses how a debtor can file bankruptcy and recover a repossessed vehicle. Instances wherein courts require return of the vehicle; When the demand for return must occur.
- DEBT AFTER DISCHARGE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF REAFFIRMATION. Culhane, Marianne B.; White, Michaela M. // American Bankruptcy Law Journal;Fall99, Vol. 73 Issue 4, p709
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- Reclamation Claims: The Bankruptcy Time Periods for Reclamation Demands Take Precedence Over Longer State Law Period. Nathan, Bruce // Business Credit;Oct2001, Vol. 103 Issue 9, p32
Focuses on the rights granted by the state law on trade creditors to reclaim goods from buyers in the United States. Conditions of reclamation; Time period of a reclamation demand; Extension of time periods in buyer bankruptcy case.
- When Your Bankrupt Customer Fails to Cooperate: Debtor Prison Returns? Blakeley, Scott // Business Credit;Oct2001, Vol. 103 Issue 9, p56
Presents tips for creditors in dealing with bankrupt debtors in the United States. Discussion on the bust-out scheme; Considerations on the acquisition of assets from bankrupt costumers; Importance of providing accurate schedules of assets and liabilities.
- The Top 10 Things You Should Immediately Do if Your Client Is a Creditor in a Bankruptcy Case. Avery, Wesley H. // Business Credit;Feb2003, Vol. 105 Issue 2, p24
Presents ways in determining creditor in a bankruptcy case in the U.S. Creation of operating report mailing list by the Office of the Trustee; Derivation of insolvency law by bankruptcy practitioner; Promulgation of Local Bankruptcy Rules by Federal District Court.
