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The subordination agreements, which provided that the senior noteholders would be paid first, don’t need to be strictly enforced for a court to confirm a “cramdown” bankruptcy plan, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit said Wednesday. Cramdown plans are reorganization and liquidation plans that are confirmed by bankruptcy courts despite objections by entire classes of creditors.
The appeals court’s ruling upheld a finding by the ...
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