Using the Human Rights Act to save the family home Helene Pines Richman discusses «exceptional circumstances» in the context of bankruptcy and the interests of Creditors and how to apply the Human Rights Act to preserve the family home against possession by
the Trustee on behalf of the Creditors.
Not exact matches
Chapter 13 bankruptcy can reorganize your debt and the individual makes payments to a Chapter 13
trustee, who then makes the payments to the
creditors on your
behalf, for a settled amount
of money, over a period
of 3 - 5 years.
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Trustees in bankruptcy may pursue claims
on behalf of the bankrupt estate, including those brought by
creditors that accrue to the benefit
of all
creditors, but may not pursue the claims
of individual
creditors that benefit them individually.
The Court
of Appeal found that the case law establishes that a
trustee may pursue claims
on behalf of the bankrupt estate, but may not pursue the claims
of individual
creditors.
The
trustee acts
on behalf of all your
creditors to distribute the assets.
Our work has resulted in a number
of the largest recoveries in U.S. history
on behalf of institutional investors, high - net - worth individuals, and other
trustees and
creditors.
But because Gardner's
creditors have been paid and the
trustee,
on behalf of the estate, has abandoned Gardner's personal injury claims, Gardner's
creditors no longer have an interest in such claims.
Nov. 2, 2012)(unpublished decision)(granting summary judgment dismissing individual plaintiff from suit
on basis
of judicial estoppel but allowing bankruptcy
trustee to intervene
on behalf of plaintiff's
creditors).
In the personal injury case, the district court allowed the Chapter 7
trustee of the reopened bankruptcy case to intervene
on behalf of Gardner's
creditors.