An Illinois Order Converting Case Under Chapter 11 To Case Under Chapter 7 is a court order issued by the Bankruptcy Court in the US state of Illinois. This order allows a bankruptcy case filed under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code to be converted to a case filed under Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code. This conversion is typically done when the debtor is unable to meet the financial requirements of a Chapter 11 reorganization, or if the creditors believe that liquidation of assets is the best way to accomplish a repayment of debt. The order is issued by the court after a hearing at which the debtor and creditors are present. The order outlines the terms and conditions of the conversion, including the distribution of assets among the creditors. The types of Illinois Order Converting Case Under Chapter 11 To Case Under Chapter 7 include: 1) Conversion of a Chapter 11 Case to a Chapter 7 Case: This type of order is issued when a debtor is unable to restructure its debt and must liquidate its assets in order to repay its creditors. 2) Conversion of a Joint Chapter 11 Case to a Joint Chapter 7 Case: This type of order is issued when two or more debtors are unable to restructure their joint debt and must liquidate their assets in order to repay their creditors. 3) Conversion of a Chapter 11 Case to a Chapter 13 Case: This type of order is issued when a debtor is able to restructure its debt but cannot meet the financial requirements of a Chapter 11 reorganization. The debtor must then file for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and reorganize its debt under the terms of a repayment plan.