Reference: Basic Bankruptcy

author: David L Buchbinder

edition:11th

1.What is the purpose of a reorganization proceeding?

2.What are the grounds for dismissal or conversion of a reorganization proceeding?

3.What documents must a Chapter 13 debtor file with the court? What are the deadlines for filing each document? What is the effect of a failure to file a required document?

4.What is the permissible length of a Chapter 13 plan?

5.What elements must be included in a Chapter 13 plan? What elements may be included?

6.What findings must the court make to confirm a Chapter 13 plan? How is a plan's feasibility determined?

7.How does a creditor object to confirmation of a Chapter 13 plan?

8.What is meant by the term cramdown? How can a Chapter 13 debtor cram down a plan over the objection of an unsecured creditor?

9.How and when may a Chapter 13 plan be modified?

10.What is the effect of a Chapter 13 discharge? How, if at all, does a Chapter 13 discharge differ from a Chapter 7 discharge? What is a "hardship" discharge?

1.What distinguishes a Chapter 11 bankruptcy from other bankruptcy proceedings?

2.What documents must a Chapter 11 debtor file with the court? What are the deadlines for filing each document? What is the effect of a failure to file a required document?

3.What rules must a debtor-in-possession comply with regarding the administration of a Chapter 11 estate?

4.What is an operating report? Describe the major features of an operating report.

5.What is the role of the United States Trustee in the supervision of a debtor-in-possession?