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  BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY

WHAT IS A COMPANY VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENT?

A Company Voluntary Arrangement ("CVA") is an arrangement between the company and its creditors. 

The terms of the CVA are again known as the "proposal". The proposal contains details which will typically be drafted by an IP on behalf of the company for the consideration of the creditors.

Creditors will be informed in advance by the IP of a Creditors' meeting. 

The Creditors will be able to vote at this meeting in accordance with the value of their debt.

A 75% majority will be required. The 75% majority relates to votes in favour of the proposal by creditors representing 75% of the value of the company's liabilities. 

A percentage of creditors' votes required at all times relates to the body of creditors who are entitled to vote and who have exercised their entitlement.
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