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reorganization plan

In a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the individual or business filing bankruptcy (debtor) has the first opportunity to propose a reorganization plan—to reorganize the debtor’s operations and payment of debts. A Chapter 11 plan is an agreement between the debtor and its creditors as to how the debtor will operate and pay its debts going forward.

Chapter 11 plans often include downsizing of the debtor’s operations to reduce expenses, and renegotiation of debts. If the proposed reorganization plan is accepted by the court and the creditors, the bankruptcy process moves forward.
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State Statutes for the State of Texas

Federal Statutes

§ 80a–54. Acquisition of assets by business development companies

subject to reorganization under the supervision of a court of competent jurisdiction, or subject to a plan or arrangement resulting from such bankruptcy proceedings or reorganization;

§ 1306. Premium rates

(B) Special rule for plans terminated in bankruptcy reorganization.— In the case of a single-employer plan terminated under section 1341(c)(2)(B)(ii) of this title or under section 1342 of this title during (ii) Plans terminated in bankruptcy reorganization.— In any case in which the requirements of subparagraph