Indiana Secured Creditors List (Chapter 11) is a list of all secured creditors of a business entity in the state of Indiana which has filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. This list includes the names, addresses, and contact information of all creditors who have been issued a security interest in the debtor’s assets, such as mortgages, liens, and financial guarantees. It also includes the amount and type of security held by each creditor. The Indiana Secured Creditors List is an essential tool for creditors to determine the status of their claim and the amount of their claim in a bankruptcy case. There are two types of Indiana Secured Creditors Lists: the List of Creditors Who Have Filed Proofs of Claim and the List of Creditors Who Have Not Filed Proofs of Claim. Both lists are available for public viewing at the local United States Bankruptcy Court.
Indiana Secured Creditors List(Chapter 11)
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Secured debts A secured debt is a debt tied to a particular asset, e.g. car or home loan. Bankruptcy does not change your rights as a secured creditor. You are still able to pursue the person for payment of the debt. You may repossess and sell the secured goods if the person is unable to maintain repayments.
In a Chapter 11 or 13 case, a debtor may retain the collateral if it is necessary for a successful plan of rehabilitation. However, a secured creditor is entitled to adequate protection payments and full payment of its secured claim.
Secured creditors generally get priority, while unsecured creditors are paid pro-rata on their claims. The intent of Chapter 7 is to give the debtor a ?fresh start? and for the creditors to recover as much as they otherwise would've been able to under non-bankruptcy law.
What type of relief from creditors may a debtor obtain by filing under Chapter 11? The filing of a Chapter 11 case automatically stays all foreclosures, collection actions, civil litigation, and creditor action of any kind against the debtor or the debtor's property.
Secured Claims are supported by a form of collateral or contractual agreement and have the highest priority level, which means such Creditors are guaranteed to be paid first and in full before any others.
Secured Creditors ? Creditors that are owed by the debtor and have an underlying security interest in the debtor's assets. The amount of a secured claim would depend on the value of the interest in the lien on the collateral.
Secured creditors can be various entities, although they are typically financial institutions. A secured creditor may be the holder of a real estate mortgage, a bank with a lien on all assets, a receivables lender, an equipment lender, or the holder of a statutory lien, among other types of entities.
Secured claims can be treated in a variety of ways under a chapter 11 plan. As noted, a secured loan, even if accelerated, can be reinstated under circumstances that would render the secured creditor unimpaired (and therefore deemed to accept the plan).