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REHABILITATION
120 days
no earlier than 20 days or later than 30 days
5 days 7 days 8 days
OBJECTION to APPROVAL of
FILING OF ISSUANCE OF NOTICE and HEARING on the
THE PETITION PLAN (Same as
PETITION ORDER PUBLICATION OBJECTION
OR PLAN Section 69)
Not less than 15 days nor more than 40 days from date of Order within 10 days
Petition for
Conversion of An individual debtor 3 or more creditors
Liquidation (1) Any creditor or group of
rehabilitation whose properties are not whose claims are at least
Verified and (2) Shall creditors with a claim of
establish (a)debtors proceedings into sufficient to cover his 1M or at least 25% of the CONVERSION BY THE
liquidation proceedings. or with claims at least
debts and liabilities; (b) liabilities, and owing subscribed capital stock COURT INTO
P500,000 may file a
inventory of assets; (3)
3 nominees to the
debts exceeding or partners contributions LIQUIDATION
petition for liquidation.
position of liquidator
At any time during the P500,000.00 may apply to be may seek liquidation by filing Petition PROCEEDINGS pursuant to Section 105 - Acts considered as
showing that: (a) there is no genuine issue
pendency of rehabilitation discharged from his debts and liabilities by of fact or law on the claims and that due Section 25 (c), Section 72 or insolvency.
proceedings, the debtor may filing a verified petition with the court of Section 75, (d) Section 90
payments have not been made at least 180
the province or city in which he has Petitioners shall post bond conditioned on
initiate liquidation proceedings resided for six (6) months prior to the
days or that debtor has failed to meet
payment of costs and damages to debtor in
liabilities as they fall due; (b) there is no
by filing a motion in the same filing of such petition. He shall attach likelihood that debtor may be
case petition for liquidation is dismissed.
court. schedule of debts and liabilities and rehabilitated.
inventory of assets.
LIQUIDATION ORDER
The Liquidation Order shall state:
(a) declare the debtor insolvent; (b) order the liquidation of the debtor, and in juridical debtor,
declare it dissolved; (c) order the sheriff to take possession and control of all the property of the debtor, except those exempt from execution; (d) order the
publication of the petition or motion in a newspaper of general circulation once a week for two consecutive weeks; (e) direct payments by the debtor and transfer of any
property of the debtor; (f)prohibit payments by debtor and transfer of any property due to the liquidator; (g) direct all creditors to file their claims with liquidator; (h)
authorize payment of administrative expense; (i)state that debtors and creditors may submit names of the nominees for liquidator; (j) set the case for hearing 45 days
from last publication
EFFECTS OF LIQUIDATION ORDER (a) the juridical debtor shall be deemed dissolved and its corporate or
juridical existence terminated; (b) legal title to and control of all the assets of the debtor, except those exempt from execution
shall be deemed vested in the liquidator or, pending his election or appointment with the court; (c) all contracts of the debtor
shall be deemed terminated and/or breached, unless the liquidator, within 90 days from the date of assumption of office,
declares otherwise and the contracting party agrees; (d)no separate action for the collection of an unsecured claim shall be
allowed. Such actions already pending will be transferred to Liquidator. If the Liquidator disputes the claim, the court shall
allow and resolve the contest except when the case is on appeal. In such a case, the suit may proceed to judgment and any final
judgment shall be filed in court; (e) no foreclosure proceeding shall be allowed for a period of 180 days.
RIGHTS OF SECURED CREDITORS- The Liquidation Order shall not affect the right of a secured creditor to
enforce his lien in accordance with the applicable contract or law. A secured creditor may: (a) waive his right under the
security or lien, prove his claim in the liquidation proceedings and share in the distribution of the assets of the debtor; or
maintain his rights under the security or lien. If the latter, (1) the value of the property may be fixed. If value is less than claim,
balance will be admitted in the liquidation proceedings. If value exceeds, liquidator may waive debtors right of redemption
upon receiving excess from the creditor; (2) Liquidator may sell property and satisfy claim from proceeds; or (3) secure
creditor may enforce the lien or foreclose on the property
as