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Bankruptcy and rehabilitation
Insolvency law runs on short and unforgiving deadlines. Miss the window for a proof of debt once and a creditor may recover nothing, however real the debt.
What this covers
- Bankruptcy petitions, and checking the statutory presumptions
- Proofs of debt filed within time
- Defending debtors, including the grounds for not adjudging bankruptcy
- Rehabilitation work, and objections to a plan
The matters this covers
Each has its own page setting out what the statute requires and what to prepare.
- Petitions to adjudge a debtor bankrupt
- Defending a bankruptcy petition
- Proofs of debt to the official receiver
- Objections to another creditor's proof of debt
- Applications to avoid pre-bankruptcy transfers
- Applications for discharge from bankruptcy
- Petitions for business rehabilitation
- Preparing, opposing and voting on a rehabilitation plan
- The position of secured creditors in bankruptcy
The legislation
- Bankruptcy Act B.E. 2483 (1940)
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