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The End of a Business – Corporate Bankruptcy in Canada
Canadian Companies can face Corporate bankruptcy either voluntarily or involuntarily. Corporate bankruptcy will be the End of the Company’s Existence. Good to know! In exceptional circumstances, a bankrupt company could make a proposal in order to exit bankruptcy. Creditor approval is required for this to occur.
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean to Voluntarily File for Corporate Bankruptcy?
If your debt problems seem insurmountable – we can help. We service the Maritime Provinces. A company can face Corporate Bankruptcy either voluntarily or involuntarily. In order to become bankrupt voluntarily, the board of directors passes a resolution authorizing the company to file for Bankruptcy. Any company that owes at least $1,000 and is unable…
Read MoreWhat Are the Different Types of Bankruptcy Administrations?
Summary administration bankruptcy, there is no notice in the newspaper and no automatic meeting of creditors. Ordinary administration bankruptcy, there is a mandatory meeting of creditors and there is also a requirement for the Trustee to publish a notice of the bankruptcy in the newspaper.
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