1. The difference between Bankrupts and insolvent debtors Insolvent debtors and Bankrupts are different

2. The company was declared insolvent.

3. The bank was declared insolvent.

4. Half of our projects were insolvent.

5. The company was later declared insolvent .

6. The company has been declared insolvent.

7. They lost orders and were insolvent within weeks.

8. And Rembrandt died insolvent, while Sir Godfrey Amassed …

9. "Bankrupt" includes bankrupt under the Federal Bankruptcy Act or insolvent under any state insolvent act. "Conveyance" includes every assignment, lease, mortgage, or encumbrance.

10. Subject: Passenger protection in the event of insolvent airlines

11. Later they became insolvent and a receiver was appointed.

12. When inspector told him that his company was insolvent.

13. Insolvent traders could be banned because of their liabilities.

14. Officials estimate the Medicare fund will be insolvent by 200

15. State banks are virtually insolvent due to politically-directed lending.

16. Those of you who are insolvent, we will nationalize and shut down.

17. 21 Officials estimate the Medicare fund will be insolvent by 200

18. This would have left many people with worthless claims against insolvent companies.

19. The bank could even be rendered insolvent by such a large payment.

20. His business had started to founder and his company had gone into insolvent liquidation.

21. He withdrew saving from a major bank just two days before it was declared insolvent.

22. The company auditor has filed a warning that Eurotunnel is in danger of becoming insolvent.

23. The new Insolvent Act had made considerable inroads on the whimsical principles of those days.

24. The court appointed a receiver to administer and liquidate the assets of an insolvent corporation.

25. Has it enough working capital to enable it to wait out this period without becoming insolvent?

26. Where the trustee is insolvent, the trust property in his possession is not subject to normal execution.

27. The Institute was regularly called upon to help seafarers who had been abandoned by their insolvent owners

28. This way, the banks will be paid on schedule and the country will not become insolvent.

29. 10 Has it enough working capital to enable it to wait out this period without becoming insolvent?

30. What does Bankrupt mean? A person, business, or organization legally declared insolvent because of inability to pay debts

31. Success in that direction is unlikely and, besides, warranties and indemnities from an insolvent company would be worthless.

32. Although he may be able to sue all of them, a number may have already gone insolvent.

33. The Institute was regularly called upon to help seafarers who had been abandoned by their insolvent owners.

34. Barry was elected again in 1994 and by the next year the city had become nearly insolvent.

35. Synonyms for Bindlestiff include down and out, bankrupt, indigent, pauper, poor person, beggar, derelict, drifter, homeless person and insolvent

36. Also situated in Oberpfaffenhofen is the industrial area of (the now insolvent) Dornier Luftfahrt GmbH (later part of Fairchild Dornier).

37. bankruptcy, proceedings relating to the winding-up of insolvent companies or other legal persons, judicial arrangements, compositions and analogous proceedings’.

38. bankruptcy, proceedings relating to the winding-up of insolvent companies or other legal persons, judicial arrangements, compositions and analogous proceedings

39. Employees who are owed wages and other employment termination benefits by their insolvent employers may apply to the fund for ex gratia payment.

40. Broke (adj.) from obsolete past participle of break (v.); extension to "insolvent" is first recorded 1716 (Broken in this sense is attested from 1590s)

41. As an example, may be mentioned the case of the United State; when they are Creditors, they have always a preference in case of insolvent estates

42. A person adjudged insolvent by a court, his property being transferred to a trustee and administered for the benefit of his creditors Collins Discovery Explanation of Bankrupts

43. Bankruptcy is a legal process which happens when a person or an organization does not have enough money to pay all of its debts.Legally they are insolvent.

44. For example, FDR issued executive orders that took the nation off the gold standard and declared a national bank holiday that closed insolvent institutions for four days.

45. The fact that such procedures can lead to the debtor's being adjudged insolvent does not matter because it is clear that they take place at a stage prior to insolvency.

46. Therefore, the Chinese bankruptcy and property laws do not appear to properly work, resulting in distortions when maintaining insolvent firms afloat and in relation to the land provision and acquisition in the PRC.

47. Fear of insolvent banks: Japanese people are afraid that banks will collapse so they prefer to buy gold or (United States or Japanese) Treasury bonds instead of saving their money in a bank account.

48. Add to the destruction and loss the heartbreak of homeowners who paid handsome premiums to insolvent or bogus insurance companies that now refuse to pay for damages incurred or whose offices are abandoned, the owners having fled.

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50. Bankrupt definition, a person who upon his or her own petition or that of his or her creditors is adjudged insolvent by a court and whose property is administered for and divided among his or her creditors under a Bankruptcy law

51. A person who upon his or her own petition or that of his or her creditors is adjudged insolvent by a court and whose property is administered for and divided among his or her creditors under a Bankruptcy law

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54. Assets may be fixed, current, liquid, or intangible and are shown balanced against liabilitiesCompare liabilities law the property available to an executor or administrator for settlement of the debts and payment of legacies of the estate of a deceased or insolvent person any property …

55. 5 In the twelve months preceding the date on which her employer was declared insolvent, she accumulated claims to the payment of wages and other compensation amounting to LIT 8 496 528 of which she received no more than LIT 334 870 on distribution of the final dividend from the liquidation of the undertaking.

56. 9 SINCE THE TRANSFER OF THE UNDERTAKING IN QUESTION TOOK PLACE AFTER THE TRANSFEROR HAD ANNOUNCED THAT IT WAS SUSPENDING PAYMENT OF ITS DEBTS BUT BEFORE IT WAS ADJUDGED INSOLVENT , IT IS APPROPRIATE TO REFER IN THE FIRST PLACE TO THE JUDGMENT OF 7 FEBRUARY 1985 ( CASE 135/83 , ABELS , ( 1985 ) ECR 479 ), IN WHICH THE COURT HELD THAT :

57. It also requires more progressive taxation; more short-term fiscal stimulus with medium- and long-term fiscal discipline; lender-of-last-resort support by monetary authorities to prevent ruinous runs on banks; reduction of the debt burden for insolvent households and other distressed economic agents; and stricter supervision and regulation of a financial system run amok; breaking up too-big-to-fail banks and oligopolistic trusts.

58. In 2001, the Commission proposed the reform of Directive 80/987 (10) to reflect the advances made in the case-law laid down in Mosbæk and Everson, (11) acknowledging that ‘[t]he lack of a provision ... which specifically designates the guarantee institution responsible for meeting pay claims in the event of firms with establishments in various Member States becoming insolvent is a source of legal uncertainty’.

59. "Article 1(1) of Council Directive 77/187 of 14 February 1977 is not applicable to the transfer of an undertaking, business or part of a business where the court has adjudged the transferor to have suspended payments, to be insolvent or to be unable to raise credit and where the transferor is subject to a procedure which, by analogy with a bankruptcy procedure, has the following characteristics: