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MarianneM.JenningsArizonaStateUniversity
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Chapter 35
Bankruptcy
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A. Bankruptcy Law
1.TheFederalLaw
2.TypesOfBankruptcyProceedings
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A. Bankruptcy Law
1. Federal Law. In2005,Congressamended
In2005,Congressamended
theBankruptcycodetobothpreventabuseand
protectconsumers.Jurisdictionover
bankruptcycasesisinU.S.districtcourts,
whichmayreferallcasesandrelated
proceedingstoadjunctbankruptcycourts.
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A. Bankruptcy Law
2. Types of Bankruptcy Proceedings:
(A) Chapter7(ConsumerLiquidation).All
(A)
consumerdebts(withafewstatutory
exemptions)aredischarged.Under2005
law,bankruptcycourtscanconverta
Chapter7toChapter13ifthedebtordoes
notsatisfythemeanstest.Onlythose
debtorswhofallbelowtheirstatesmedian
disposableincomewillbeabletocontinue.
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A. Bankruptcy Law
2. Types of Bankruptcy Proceedings:
(B)Chapter11(BusinessReorganization).
(B)Chapter11(BusinessReorganization).
(C) Chapter13(ConsumerTimePayment
Plan).Allowsaconsumerreorganization
plan.Individualmustoweunsecureddebts
oflessthan$336,900andsecureddebtsof
lessthan$1,010,650,andhaveregular
income.Bankruptcyreformnowrequires
consumerstofileaChapter13,ratherthan
automaticallydeclaringChapter7
bankruptcy.
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B. How Bankruptcy Is Declared
3.DeclarationOfVoluntaryBankruptcy
4.DeclarationOfInvoluntaryBankruptcy
5.AutomaticStay
6.IfTheCreditorsAreWrong:RightsOf
DebtorInAnInvoluntaryBankruptcy
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B. How Bankruptcy is Declared
AliquidationproceedingunderChapter7may
beeithervoluntaryorinvoluntary.[LO.1]
3. Declaration of Voluntary Bankruptcy.
Declaration
Voluntary
Beginswhendebtorfilesapetition(jointpetition
withhusbandandwife).
Abusewillbepresumedifdebtor(s)failthe
meanstest:ifprojectedincome(currentmonthly
incomelessallowableexpensestimes60)isnot
lessthaneither:(i)25%ofunsecuredclaimsor
$6,000,or(ii)$10,000.InreJass:disposable
incomemeansprojectedincome.
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B. How Bankruptcy is Declared
4. Declaration of Involuntary Bankruptcy.
Declaration
(A) Eligibility.Aninvoluntarycaseis
(A)
commencedbythecreditorsfilingapetition
withthecourt.
(B) NumberofCreditors.If12ormore
creditors,atleast3whoseunsecured
claimstotal$13,475ormoremustsignthe
involuntarypetition.Iflessthan12
creditors,anycreditorwhoseunsecured
claimisatleast$13,475maysignthe
petition.
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B. How Bankruptcy is Declared
4. Declaration of Involuntary Bankruptcy.
Declaration
(C)GroundsforRelief.Ifdebtordoesnot
(C)GroundsforRelief.Ifdebtordoesnot
contestthepetition,courtwillenterorderof
reliefif:(i)debtorisnotpayingdebtsOR(ii)
within120daysoffilingacustodianof
debtorsestatewasappointed.
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B. How Bankruptcy is Declared
5. Automatic Stay. Automaticstayatfiling
Automaticstayatfiling
preventscreditorsfromtakinglegalaction
againstthedebtor.
Stayfreezesallcreditorslitigation,
collections,andfilingdatepositions.
Automaticstayendswhencaseisclosed
ordismissed,ordebtorisgranted
discharge.
6. Rights of Debtor in Involuntary
Rights
Bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy.
Debtormaybeawardedfeesanddamages
ifthecaseisdismissedwithoutconsentof
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C. Administration Of The Bankruptcy
Administration
Estate
Estate
7.TheOrderOfRelief
8.ListOfCreditors
9.TrusteeInBankruptcy
10.TheBankruptsEstate
11.VoidablePreferences
12.ProofOfClaim
13.PriorityOfClaims
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Administration of a Bankruptcy Case
Administration
[LO.2]
[LO.2]
Dismissal
Order
of
Relief
Executory
Contracts
(60 days)
Property Rights
(180 days)
Petitioneither voluntary
or involuntary
List
of
Creditors
Appt.
of
Trustee
Collection
of Assets
Evaluation
of Claims
Creditors*
meeting
Automatic with
Involuntary Petition
*
Voidable
preference
Exemptions
Discharge
Sale and
Payment
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Priority of
creditors
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C. Administration of the
C.
Bankruptcy Estate
Bankruptcy
7. Order of Relief: enteredautomaticallyina
Order
enteredautomaticallyina
voluntarycase,orwhencreditorsestablish
debtorisunabletopaydebtsinan
involuntarycase.
8. List of Creditors.
9. Trustee in Bankruptcy. Bylaw,trustee
Trustee
Bylaw,trustee
becomesownerofalldebtorspropertyin
excessofexemption.Trusteeholdsallrights
debtorformerlyowned.
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C. Administration of the
C.
Bankruptcy Estate
Bankruptcy
10. Bankrupts Estate. Allofthedebtors
Bankrupts
Allofthedebtors
propertyisincludedintheestate.Trustees
havethepowertosetasideorVOID:(1)
transferstocreditor,or(2)preferences.
11. Preferences.Trusteecanvoid
transferwithintwoyearsoffilingwhen
debtorsactualintentwastohinder,delay,or
defraudcreditors.
(A) Voidable InsolventDebtor:balancesheettest.
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C. Administration of the
C.
Bankruptcy Estate
Bankruptcy
11. Voidable Preferences.(continued)
(B) PreferentialTransfers:tocreditormaybe
setasidebytrusteeif:(i)transfermadeto
paydebtincurredatearliertime,or(ii)
madewhiledebtorinsolvent,within90
daysoffilingpetition.Transfersmadeto
insiderswithin12monthspriortofiling
maybesetaside.
(C) SelfSettledTrust:voidabletransferswithin
10years.
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C. Administration of the
C.
Bankruptcy Estate
Bankruptcy
12. Proof of Claim.
13. Priority of Claims. Securedcreditorsarenot
Securedcreditorsarenot
affected.Unsecuredclaimsarepaidinthisorder:(i)
domesticsupportobligations,(ii)costsandexpenses
ofadministrationcase,(iii)claimsarisinginthe
ordinarycourseofadebtorsbusiness,(iv)claimsfor
wages,salaries,orcommissionsofdebtorsbusiness,
limitedto$10,950/person,(v)employeebenefit
claims,(vi)farmproducers(upto$10,950),(vii)
claimsbyconsumercreditors,(viii)certaintaxesand
penaltiesduegovernment,(ix)allotherunsecured
creditors,(x)remainder(ifany)todebtor.
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D. Debtors Duties And Exemptions
14.DebtorsDuties
15.DebtorsExemptions
16.DebtorsProtectionAgainst
Discrimination
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D. Debtors Duties and
D.
Exemptions
Exemptions
14.Debtors Duties. [LO.3]
Debtors
[LO.3]
15.Debtors Exemptions. Statutoryfederal
Debtors
Statutoryfederal
andstateexemptionsforpersonalandreal
property.Homesteadexemptionlimitedto
$136,875.Otherexemptions:IRAs,college
savingsaccounts,paymentsfromlifeinsurance,
alimony,andchildsupport.
16.Debtors protection against
Debtors
discrimination.
discrimination.
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E. Discharge In Bankruptcy
17.DenialOfDischarge
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E. Discharge in Bankruptcy
Thedecreeterminatingbankruptcyproceedings
isgenerallyadischargethatreleasesthedebtor
frommostdebts. [LO.4]
[LO.4]
17. Denial of Discharge. Courtwilldeny
Courtwilldeny
dischargeif:(i)within1yearpriortofiling
committedfraud,(ii)failedtokeepproper
financialrecords,(iii)madefalseoath,(iv)
unexplainedlossofassets,(v)refusalofcourt
order,(vi)bankruptcydischargewithinprevious
8years,(vii)failedtocompletefinancial
managementcourse.
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E. Discharge in Bankruptcy
17. Denial of Discharge.(continued).The
followingdebtsarenotdischargeable:(i)loans
securedbydeception,(ii)unlisteddebts,(iii)
fraudulentdebtsarisingwhendebtorwasacting
asafiduciaryorbyembezzlementorlarceny,
(iv)alimonyandchildsupport,(v)ajudgment
forwillfulandmaliciousinjury,(vi)aconsumer
debttoasinglecreditortotalingmorethan
$5550forluxurygoodsorservices,
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E. Discharge in Bankruptcy
17. Denial of Discharge.(continued).
(vii)damagesarisingfromdrunkdrivingor
operationofvesselsoraircrafts,(viii)loans
usedtopaytaxes(includingcreditcards),(ix)
taxesnotpaidasaresultofafraudulent
return,(x)prebankruptcyfeesand
assessmentsowedtohomeowners
associations,and(xi)debtsowedtotax
qualifiedretirementplans.
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F. Reorganization Plans Under
F.
Chapter 11
Chapter
18.ContentsOfThePlan
19.ConfirmationOfThePlan
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F. Reorganization Plans
F.
under Chapter 11
under
Individuals,partnerships,andcorporationsin
businessmaybereorganizedunderChapter11
sothatthebusinessmaycontinuetooperate.
18. Contents of the Plan. InreLooper:
Contents
debtorspoorchoices,nothardship,isnota
legalreasontodischargedebtinbankruptcy.
19. Confirmation of the Plan.Courtmust
approveplan.Approvalusuallyoccursif
submittedingoodfaithandtermsare
reasonable.
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Reorganization under Chapter 11
debtor
or
party in
interest
or
File
plan for
reorganization
of the
debtor
committee
of creditors
Owners and
creditors have
only such rights
as are specified
in the plan
Confirmation of
plan Approval by
court
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Identifies ownership
interests and debts
not affected by
adoption of the plan
Identifies ownership
interests and debts
affected by adoption
of the plan
Specifies what
will be done to
interests and
claims affected
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G. Payment Plans Under Chapter 13
20.ContentsOfThePlan
21.ConfirmationOfThePlan
22.DischargeoftheDebtor
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G. Payment Plans under Chapter
G.
13
13
Extendedtimepaymentplansforindividualdebtors
withlessthan$336,900unsecureddebts,and
secureddebtsof$1,010,650. [LO.5]
[LO.5]
20. Contents of the Plan. Aplanfor
Contents
Aplanfor
extendedtimepaymentmustalsobeconfirmed
bythecourt.Mustprovideforfullpaymentofall
claimswithpriorityunderBankruptcycode.
21. Confirmation of the Plan.
22. Discharge of the Debtor. Debtormust
Discharge
Debtormust
firstcompletefinancialmanagementcourse.
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Exercise Two (September 21, 2007):Name:Part One: Rewrite the following brief paragraph correcting verb form / modal errorsAND improving vocabulary usage (by using education-related collocations). Also,replace the underlined nonidiomatic / nonacademic
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Expressing Religious Beliefsrefrain fromobservepray tosingworshipgo onreadconfesspracticesacrifices tomakepraiseask forcelebratefearattendmake_, _, _, _,_ God_ church_forgiveness_ the Quran, Bible, Torah _ ones sins_ a religious re
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11/03/2009Income, employment, and healthcare are three areas in which Hispanic and AfricanAmerican leg behinds whites. At first, the income decline was faced by African American andHispanic who were most likely to suffer from economy in 2000-2007. For
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El10411/02/2009There are a large variety of religions in the world. Some of the religions are similar in afewbasic beliefs; however, a few of them are completely different. Catholicism is the same as Islamon theirbasic beliefs, but they also have so
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Topic sentence: robots and magnetic energy are two benefits of moderntechnology in a society.Supporting point: A) robots is one of the beneficial points that moderntechnology has.1) Making driving safer. (Preface to "Emerging AI Technologies")For exa
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Jacob MamiHistory 405Assignment 1Due 10/6/2011Worse than SlaveryDavid M. Oshinsky, narrative on Worse than Slavery, takes the historicalaccounts of African Americans discrimination in the South between post-Civil War andthe resent lost to the North
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MidtermFamily name:ENBUS 202: Environmental Management SystemsProfessor Steven B. Young October 18, 2011Given name:Question values are indicated. Use only the paper provided; additionalspace is available on the back of the last page. Point-form repl
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Human Appropriation of the Products of Photosynthesis Human influence on land use patterns are visible from space Increase in carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide Net primary production is the amount of energy that is fixed biologicallyo Provides
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Biomimicry Processes are not destructive of life (does not include eating) Parallels with eco industrial parks Uses guidelines from stuff learned in course Propellerso Knot on shell Efficient rotary motion How efficient are photovoltaic cellsconver
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FRITOLAY 1993- Green teamo Wait until end of presentation 1999- Resource Conservationo What is resource conservation?Goalso 0 landfill Potato starch to farms for animal feed Waste oil biofuelo Increase water, energy and gas efficiency Fritolay t
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Modelling More Sustainable Aluminum: Case StudyGoal and Scope: Provide quantitative understanding of historic and todays worldwide aluminium massflows and system losses Current and future resource requirements and life cycle inventory flows were estim
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Population, Sustainability, and the Earths Carrying CapacityLifestyles that could be sustained without undermining the potential of the planet to supportfuture generations. Investigates how human activity may increase or reduce Earths carrying capacity
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World Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2005 Comprehensive view of global, anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissionsJuly 2009 Greenhouse gases result-directly or indirectly- from almost every major human industryand activity 2005: GHGs are estimated at 44,153
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David Suzuki:- Human beings arose from Africa 150 000 years ago. Key to our success was our intelligence(large complex brain). It gave us a sense of future.- We can affect our future by what we do today. We can avoid danger and take advantage ofopport
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Teacher:Olaf WeberPhone #:1 519 888 4567 ext. 38065Email:oweber(at)uwaterloo.caSchool of Environment, Enterprise and Development (SEED)Environment:1.) Nature was defined as the natural environment at first.2.) Social, milieu. This environment was
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Notes on Sept. 13th Reading Understanding Canadian Business- No two organizations, institutions, or businesses are identical (all are unique inthe way they make decisions).- Some of these influences are external to the firm, such as the cost of borrowi
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Notes on Sept. 13th Reading of the Worlds Ecosystem Services and Natural CapitalValue of ecosystem services per year US$ 33 Trillion (minimum estimate because of the nature of the uncertainties andproblems they encountered during this research) Marine
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- Agrees that we have a major problem with climate change. Daughter was scared and angry, andsaid it was her father (John Doerr)s fault and that he should fix it. He started to research moreabout the subject, and the more he learned the more he was worr
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Notes on Ray Anderson and the Business Logic of Sustainability- Business and industry has been the biggest culprit in the degradation of the natural environmentand Earths biosphere. They are also the only institution that is large enough and pervasivee
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Notes on Sept. 15th Reading Ten Cheers for InterdisciplinarityNote: a multidisciplinary approach brings together numerous experts from diverse disciplines to collectively addressa complex problem, with each expert addressing the problem from the perspec
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Environment and Business as a Complex InteractionAn example is Alberta oil sands, which can be a source of debate among different individuals.One view (film maker): tar sands = real name. Gooey substances locked in the sand, and theyfound a way to get
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Notes on People and Profits Reading- This compendium (compilation) covers the observed link between being socially responsible(positive acts of corporate social performance) and financial success. Two authors and oneresearch assistant each article once
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ENBUS Sept. 22nd Notes: History of Environment and Business:First phase: compliance- This phase began by Rachel Carsons launch of the book Silent Spring in 1963 (included theimpact of pesticides (DDT) upon the environment (birds). This conflicted with
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A Short History of Corporate Environmentalism by Carl FrankelIn a very broad sense, corporate environmentalism can be categorized into three phases, with afourth in its new beginning:1.) The Era of Compliance: The first era was launched in 1962 with th
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Notes on the Tragedy of the Commons Reading by Garrett Hardin- The population problem has no technical solution; it requires a fundamental extension inmorality.- A technical solution may be defined as one that requires a change only in the techniques o