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Under 11 USC § 706(a), the debtor may convert a Chapter 7 case to Chapter 11, 12, or 13 at any time, if the case has not been previously converted from Chapter 11, 12 or 13. Also, the court may, upon request of a party in interest and after notice and hearing, convert a Chapter 7 case to Chapter 11, but may not convert a Chapter 7 case to Chapter 12 or 13 unless the debtor requests or consents to such conversion. 11 USC § 706(b) & (c).
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Under 11 USC § 707(a), the court may dismiss a Chapter 7 case only after notice and a hearing and only for cause, including:
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unreasonable delay by the debtor that is prejudicial to creditors;
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nonpayment of any required fees or charges; or
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failure of the debtor in a voluntary case to file the schedules required by 11 USC § 521 within 15 days of the commencement of the case, but only on motion of the United States Trustee.
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Courts can dismiss a case on other grounds, including bad faith in filing the petition.
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Section 707(b) provides that the court, on its own motion or by motion of the United States Trustee or any party in interest (e.g., panel trustee or a creditor), may dismiss a Chapter 7 case filed by an individual debtor, or convert the case to Chapter 11 or 13 (with the debtor's consent), if his or her debts are primarily consumer debts. In this situation the court must first find that granting Chapter 7 relief would be an abuse under 11 USC § 707(b)(2). There is a presumption of abuse if the debtor fails to meet a means test calculation based on income, expenses, and certain debts. In a joint case, the means test calculation would be based on the financial information of both spouses.
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A Chapter 7 case cannot be dismissed or converted based on any form of means testing if the debtor is a disabled veteran and the indebtedness occurred primarily during a period of active duty or while the debtor was performing a homeland defense activity. 11 USC § 707(b)(2)(D)(i).
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A Chapter 7 case cannot be dismissed or converted based on any form of means testing with respect to the debtor while the debtor is on, and during the 540-day period beginning immediately after the debtor is released from, a period of active duty or performing a homeland defense activity of not less than 90 days. 11 USC § 707(b)(2)(D)(ii).
http://www.irs.gov/irm/part5/irm_05-017-009.html
When they fall on hard times, many individuals and businesses choose bankruptcy as a way of achieving debt relief. But bankruptcy is not always voluntary. Sometimes creditors file a bankruptcy petition against a company in an attempt to collect. In response, the company can petition for a bankruptcy plan that differs from the one sought by creditors.
That was the case for a company involved in the planned development of 43 acres of waterfront property in southwest Baltimore. Inner Harbor West LLC is a company that was started specifically for the Westport Waterfront project. But, as many business owners know, major real estate development projects carry high financial risks.
Two of Inner Harbor West's creditors filed a Chapter 7 petition against the company. That means the creditors wanted the company to liquidate its assets to pay off debt. But while Chapter 7 is right for some companies and individuals, Chapter 7 is not a reorganization bankruptcy. Reorganization bankruptcies such as Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 have different criteria than Chapter 7.
Chapter 11 is also a common form of business bankruptcy that lets the company stay in business while a restructuring plan is put in place. Another aspect of Chapter 11 is that a trustee is usually named by the court to supervise the company's repayment plan.
In this particular case, Inner Harbor West, after facing an involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy, chose to petition to have that bankruptcy converted to a Chapter 11 filing. Earlier this month, the bankruptcy judge decided to allow for that conversion. Now Inner Harbor West will be able to submit a repayment plan to the court and continue business operations.
Sie haben 40% von den Aktien umgewandelt.
Der Ceo will die Macht haben, um zu entschieden...SCHW.... :)
ist die Atkionaere noch in der Lage und haben noch Zeit , an den Richter zu schreiben?
Er hat im Jahre 2012 gewandelt, vor Eintritt in Chapter 7.
Wenn es einen Reverse split geben sollte, dann bleibt es trotz des reverse splits Mehrheitsaktionär, während die Minderheitsaktionäre rausgesplittet werden.
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Insofern besitzen sie nun alle nur noch Aktien, wenn alle Notes gewandelt wurden , wenn die Assets übernommen werden.
Genta hat also keine Schulden, weil die Notes an andere verkauft wurden, und nun durch die Wandelung keine Notes mehr sind, sondern Aktien.
Das kann den Hintergrund haben, dass sie im Erfolgsfalle der Übernahme von Assets natürlich auch finanziell ihr Investment als mehrfaches herausbekommen.