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A) the turnover of the debtor's future income to the creditors.
B) full payment of all claims, without exception.
C) the same treatment of each claim within a particular class of claim.
D) a vote of unsecured creditors.
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A) an automatic stay .
B) the discharge of the debtor's obligations.
C) the dismissal of the petition .
D) the distribution of the debtor's assets to his or her creditors.
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A) denied a discharge of his or debts in the bankruptcy proceeding.
B) ordered to complete a means test.
C) forced to submit to an examination by the creditors.
D) told to turn over control of his or her property to a bankruptcy trustee.
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A) owns a business with ten or more employees .
B) is a farmer.
C) is also a creditor .
D) refuses to comply.
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A) goodwill.
B) good faith.
C) bad faith.
D) intent.
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A) a plan outlining how debt payments will be made.
B) a certificate proving the receipt of credit counseling.
C) a creditors' agreement allowing the debtor to continue in business.
D) a statement of preference for one creditor over another.
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A) files forms designated for the purpose.
B) is unable to pay his or her debts as they come due.
C) is forced into bankruptcy proceedings by his or her creditors.
D) has debts that exceed the fair market value of his or her assets.
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A) any debtor who is eligible under Chapter 7, and railroads.
B) an individual, not a partnership or a corporation, with regular income and debts of less than a certain amount.
C) any "person" except railroads and certain financial institutions.
D) any party who is not eligible under a different chapter of the Code.
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A) permits creditors to force a debtor into involuntary bankruptcy.
B) allows a debtor to retain possession of his or her assets.
C) is more expensive and more complicated.
D) permits any interested party to file a repayment plan.
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A) federal bankruptcy courts .
B) state bankruptcy courts.
C) special cross-jurisdictional debtors courts .
D) local small-claims courts.
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A) debts related to motor vehicles, household goods, and trade tools .
B) domestic support.
C) the debtor's equity in his or her residence .
D) student loans.
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A) a liquidation.
B) a reorganization.
C) a repayment plan.
D) an adjustment plan.
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A) ensure that creditors will continue to lend to insolvent debtors.
B) ensure that the debtor suffers for poor financial choices .
C) ensure equitable treatment in the competition for debtor assets.
D) make all debtor property available for all creditor claims.
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A) encourage the continued use of credit .
B) ensure that third parties will continue to guarantee loans.
C) provide a new start without creditors' claims .
D) shield assets from creditors' claims.
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A) the profit of the debtor's creditors.
B) the income of other families in the same state.
C) the wealth available to the debtor's peers.
D) the debtor's expenses.
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