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Re: bbhuey post# 66396

Tuesday, 03/26/2019 5:39:46 PM

Tuesday, March 26, 2019 5:39:46 PM

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The Court assumes the shareholders will vote against the plan - so there is no reason for them to vote - this happens in all bankruptcy cases when the secured creditors are impaired.

If there was a chance the secured and unsecured creditors aren't impaired and made whole the shareholders would be asked to vote.

More proof the commons are going to be cancelled.

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