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  CREDITOR RIGHTS

WHAT RIGHTS AND REMEDIES DOES A CREDITOR HAVE IN THE BANKRUPTCY CASE?

A secured creditor may proceed with efforts to collect the collateral pledged as security for the debt.

A non-secured creditor may submit a proof of debt to the Trust. He or she will be subject to the ordinary rules as to the priority of payment of creditors claims. They may receive full satisfaction, a dividend (i.e. a percentage of the debt) or nothing.

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