Unsecured Creditors

English translation: Definition

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English term or phrase:Unsecured Creditors
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Entered by: Rafaqat Dogar

22:47 Jan 17, 2005
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English term or phrase: Unsecured Creditors
The committee of unsecured creditors
Rafaqat Dogar
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Definition
Explanation:
Unsecured creditor: a creditor who has not been given security for the debt; a creditor who is not a secured creditor
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Kim Metzger
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unsecured creditors
Definition


Explanation:
Unsecured creditor: a creditor who has not been given security for the debt; a creditor who is not a secured creditor


    Random House Dictionary of the Law
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Explanation:
Unsecured creditor is a creditor without a lien.
A lien - mortgage, security, ( the security interest created by mortgage.)

Generally, there is a committe of unsecured creditors in a Chapter 11 case.
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