Chapter 11 bankruptcy requires immediate liquidation of assets of the company by a trustee.
A. True
B. False
Hi,
Bankruptcy can be of chapter 7 and chapter 11 type.
In chapter 7, companies are past any stage of reorganizing again and must sell off its assets immediately.
But in chapter 11, firms still do have chance and can try to organize it's debt and try to get back into it's foot.
Hence above statement is false.
Thanks
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