But not all claims are equal: some lenders provide cheaper funds to firms in return for a more secure claim over the assets should things go wrong.
vHouseholds which were not able to secure claim to a private plot have been excluded not only from the possibility of such wildlife income, but also from the landscape as a whole (Galaty 1999).
Rangers chief executive Graham Wallace had a secret dressing-room clear-the-air meeting with players to reassure them their wages and future were secure, claiming the £3m raised by the recent share issue had stabilised the Ibrox cash crisis.
The plan would provide cash distributions to some creditors, including holders of secured claims.
But for more than 30 years, judges have been valuing all types of property in modifying secured claims.
Second, it delays the fixing of the value of secured claims until collateral is sold or a Chapter 11 plan is confirmed.
Damages in employment tribunal cases are normally capped at about £80,000, but in cases of discrimination, successful complainants can succeed in securing claims of more than £100,000.
That section's "other than" exception cannot be read to protect only that subset of allowed "secured claims," determined by application of § 506(a), that are secured by a lien on the debtor's home.
Each election provides for different treatment of the Prepetition Lenders' Prepetition Foreign Secured Claims (i.e., prepetition credit facility claims as to which any of the "Foreign Subsidiary Borrowers" are obligors).
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.
