The consumer debtor faced with insolvency is given two options under the present Bankruptcy Act: (1) straight bankruptcy, and (2) wage earner proceedings. In contrast to straight bankruptcy, which is a liquidation oriented remedy, the debtor in a wage earner proceeding is not required to surrender any assets to the bankruptcy trustee, nor is he actually adjudicated a bankrupt. On the contrary, under Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act (the wage earner sec- tion), the debtor is given a means of repaying his debts from future earnings under the protection of the court
Congress has a great affinity for debt adjustment bankruptcies. These are bankruptcies in which a de...
Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act presents a workable plan whereby all who participate in it will b...
Section 658 of the Bankruptcy Act authorizes issuance of wage deduction orders and enforcement of su...
There is a staggering number of consumer bankruptcies being filed in the United States today. It is ...
There is a staggering number of consumer bankruptcies being filed in the United States today. It is ...
Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act presents a workable plan whereby all who participate in it will b...
This article examines the effort to maximize judicial control over the bankruptcy process and its im...
Chapter 7 straight bankruptcy discharge is a radical policy that has outlived its usefulness. This...
Chapter 7 straight bankruptcy discharge is a radical policy that has outlived its usefulness. This...
On October 1, 1973 the Supreme Court promulgated rules prescribing the practice and procedure to be ...
This article examines the effort to maximize judicial control over the bankruptcy process and its im...
This Article examines the tendency of current American bankruptcy law to maintain the social and eco...
As part of a petition under Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act, Edward Cheetham submitted a wage ear...
This Article examines the tendency of current American bankruptcy law to maintain the social and eco...
Bankruptcy is the legal process by which the debts of firms, individuals, and occasionally governmen...
Congress has a great affinity for debt adjustment bankruptcies. These are bankruptcies in which a de...
Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act presents a workable plan whereby all who participate in it will b...
Section 658 of the Bankruptcy Act authorizes issuance of wage deduction orders and enforcement of su...
There is a staggering number of consumer bankruptcies being filed in the United States today. It is ...
There is a staggering number of consumer bankruptcies being filed in the United States today. It is ...
Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act presents a workable plan whereby all who participate in it will b...
This article examines the effort to maximize judicial control over the bankruptcy process and its im...
Chapter 7 straight bankruptcy discharge is a radical policy that has outlived its usefulness. This...
Chapter 7 straight bankruptcy discharge is a radical policy that has outlived its usefulness. This...
On October 1, 1973 the Supreme Court promulgated rules prescribing the practice and procedure to be ...
This article examines the effort to maximize judicial control over the bankruptcy process and its im...
This Article examines the tendency of current American bankruptcy law to maintain the social and eco...
As part of a petition under Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act, Edward Cheetham submitted a wage ear...
This Article examines the tendency of current American bankruptcy law to maintain the social and eco...
Bankruptcy is the legal process by which the debts of firms, individuals, and occasionally governmen...
Congress has a great affinity for debt adjustment bankruptcies. These are bankruptcies in which a de...
Chapter XIII of the Bankruptcy Act presents a workable plan whereby all who participate in it will b...
Section 658 of the Bankruptcy Act authorizes issuance of wage deduction orders and enforcement of su...