Forever 21 Inc. lost its bid to send its bankruptcy plan to a creditor vote, after a judge ruled that administrative creditors’ failure to respond to a settlement offer shouldn’t be assumed as their consent.
Judge Mary Walrath’s rejection of the Chapter 11 plan crushes the teen fashion retailer’s chances of a company-controlled wind down. Her decision puts its bankruptcy estate on course to convert the case to a Chapter 7, which would be overseen by a court-appointed liquidator.
The Chapter 11 plan, submitted by Forever 21’s bankruptcy estate, violates the bankruptcy code by deeming consent from administrative creditors unless ...
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