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Re: workofmajik post# 18982

Tuesday, 10/31/2017 3:18:24 PM

Tuesday, October 31, 2017 3:18:24 PM

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Chapter 7 == Liquidation

Perhaps you should avoid Q stocks...

While corporations that have been liquidated under Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings may not
technically be dissolved, they survive with one foot in the grave. They are not able to bring prepetition
causes of action and cannot own or operate assets. On the other hand, liquidated
corporations are still liable for any debt that was not satisfied in the liquidation if they resume
business operations. The result is that corporations after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy are useless
for all practical purposes. The next logical step for such a corporation is dissolution under state
law in order to fully close the affairs of the defunct corporation.



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