Sentence examples for class of claims from inspiring English sources

That would bring the total class of claims to more than 45,000 plaintiffs.

A debtor should be permitted to cram down a Chapter 11 Plan without an accepting impaired class of claims to limit "gamesmanship" and the "manipulative, strategic, and tactical maneuvering by the debtor and creditors". (Report at VI.F.1).

Curing of the default and the assumption of the debt in accordance with its terms is an important reorganization technique for dealing with a particular class of claims, especially secured claims.

"modify the rights of holders of secured claims, other than a claim secured only by a security interest in real property that is the debtor's principal residence, or of holders of unsecured claims, or leave unaffected the rights of holders of any class of claims". 11 U.S.C. § 1322(b)(2) (emphasis added).

A compromise reflected in section 1124 2)(C) of the House amendment indicates that a class of claims is not impaired under the circumstances of section 1124 2) if damages are paid to rectify reasonable reliance engaged in by the holder of a claim or interest arising from the prepetition breach of a contractual provision, such as an ipso facto or bankruptcy clause, or law.

One of the problems associated with financing via two or more classes of claims is that of avoiding decisions that may increase a firm's value but actually decrease the value of one or more set of claims.

To deal with the disparity of the real domains, models and languages in which these three classes of claims are formulated and supported, a structure is proposed to analyse the relations between classes and the convergence of arguments based on the diverse sources of evidence.

Between Descartes' having primed the Western world not to believe things that it didn't actually know, and Newton's appearing to eliminate the need for non-physical explanations of physical phenomena, some of the "enlightened ones" started to feel that they could not just sift fact from non-fact, but could prejudge entire classes of claims as to whether they need to be taken seriously at all.

Seizing on these doctrines, late nineteenth century judges had been all too prone to issue matter-of-law rulings that, for a given class of negligence claims, either assigned responsibility for victims' injuries to the fault or choices of victims, or wrote them off as harms not traceable to anyone's wrong.

Fair enough; but perhaps Martin meant that optimalists and their fellow-travellers were presupposing what they set out to show because they assumed without argument that a special class of negative claims stood in no need of truth-makers, those according to which other negative statements lacked false makers.

Lehman says Deutsche Bank more properly belongs in the classes of unsecured claims that cover intercompany claims, since that is the root of the claims at issue.