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Part 25. Special Topics

Chapter 17. Bankruptcy

 

 

Section 9. Bankruptcy Processing of Chapter 9 Cases


25.17.9  Bankruptcy Processing of Chapter 9 Cases

25.17.9.1  (09-01-2004)
Chapter 9 – Adjustment of a Municipal Debt

1.       Qualifications. To qualify as a debtor under Chapter 9, Adjustment of a Municipal Debt, an entity must, among other things:

·         be a municipality

·         be authorized to be a debtor by state law

·         be insolvent or unable to meet its debts as they mature

·         desire to effect a plan to adjust such debts

2.       Confirmation Binding. The provisions of a confirmed plan under this Chapter bind the debtor and any creditor, whether or not:

A.      a proof of such creditor’s claim is filed;

B.      such claim is allowed under 11 U.S.C. § 502; or

C.      such creditor has accepted the plan.

3.       Asset Proceeding. All proceedings under Chapter 9 are to be treated as "asset" cases.

4.       Prompt Counsel Involvement. If Insolvency discovers a bankruptcy filing involving debts of a municipality, immediate contact must be made with Counsel for guidance. Chapter 9 is a complex bankruptcy proceeding.

Note:

Because of the rare occurrence of a Chapter 9 bankruptcy, IRM 25.17 Bankruptcy contains limited information on this chapter of bankruptcy filing.

 

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