Runyan voluntarily petitions for bankruptcy. He has three major claims against his estate. One is by Calvin,

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Runyan voluntarily petitions for bankruptcy. He has three major claims against his estate. One is by Calvin, a friend who holds Runyan’s negotiable promissory note for $2,500; one is by Kohak, an employee who is owed three months’ back wages of $4,500; and one is by the First Bank of Sunny Acres on an unsecured loan of $5,000. In addition, Martinez, an accountant retained by the trustee, is owed $500, and property taxes of $1,000 are owed to Micanopa County. Runyan’s nonexempt property has been liquidated, and the proceeds total $5,000. Discuss fully what amount each party will receive, and why.


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Business Law Today The Essentials

ISBN: 978-0324786156

9th Edition

Authors: Roger LeRoy Miller, Gaylord A. Jentz

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