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Choose the correct headings(15 points).The following passage has six paragraphs i~vi. Choose the correct heading for each paragraph from the list of headings in the box. Write the correct number a-f in the underlined blanks below.
Choose the correct headings(15 points).The following passage has six paragraphs i~vi. Choose the correct heading for each paragraph from the list of headings in the box. Write the correct number a-f in the underlined blanks below.
i. Once distribution to unsecured creditors occurs, the court discharges the debtor. In order to limit or deny the discharge, the creditor must prove that debtor has obtained credit by cheating practices or engaged in other prohibited behavior. Creditors can file an involuntary bankruptcy petition against a debtor, claiming that the debtor is "generally not paying" debts, but this type of proceeding rarely occurs.ii. Secured creditors suffer no Joss because they have taken collateral security(such as a home mortgage)to ensure repayment of debts.iii. It is legal for a debtor to declare his or her inability to pay debts as they become due. Debtors may seek discharge from continuing personal liability for unsecured debts or they may attempt to reorganize financially by seeking an extended period of time in which to pay all or a proportion of their indebtedness.iv. More than 90 percent of bankruptcy proceedings are initiated by the debtor, who files a petition with the appropriate federal court. A bankruptcy trustee then collects and liquidates the debtor’s nonexempt property for the benefit of the unsecured creditors.v. During one period in ancient Rome, creditors were entitled literally to divide a debtor’s body or to enslave debtors and their families. Under the laws of England in the reign of King James I, debtors who were unable to explain their inability to pay were placed in the public pillory. Debtors might be put to death if their failure to pay their creditors was due to cheating practices.vi. Since the late 19th century, bankruptcy legislation in the U.S. has evolved to permit persons who are unable to pay their unsecured debts to be discharged from that responsibility if they were willing to liquidate their nonexempt property for ratable distribution among unsecured creditors.Paragraph v ______
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i. Once distribution to unsecured creditors occurs, the court discharges the debtor. In order to limit or deny the discharge, the creditor must prove that debtor has obtained credit by cheating practices or engaged in other prohibited behavior. Creditors can file an involuntary bankruptcy petition against a debtor, claiming that the debtor is "generally not paying" debts, but this type of proceeding rarely occurs.ii. Secured creditors suffer no Joss because they have taken collateral security(such as a home mortgage)to ensure repayment of debts.iii. It is legal for a debtor to declare his or her inability to pay debts as they become due. Debtors may seek discharge from continuing personal liability for unsecured debts or they may attempt to reorganize financially by seeking an extended period of time in which to pay all or a proportion of their indebtedness.iv. More than 90 percent of bankruptcy proceedings are initiated by the debtor, who files a petition with the appropriate federal court. A bankruptcy trustee then collects and liquidates the debtor’s nonexempt property for the benefit of the unsecured creditors.v. During one period in ancient Rome, creditors were entitled literally to divide a debtor’s body or to enslave debtors and their families. Under the laws of England in the reign of King James I, debtors who were unable to explain their inability to pay were placed in the public pillory. Debtors might be put to death if their failure to pay their creditors was due to cheating practices.vi. Since the late 19th century, bankruptcy legislation in the U.S. has evolved to permit persons who are unable to pay their unsecured debts to be discharged from that responsibility if they were willing to liquidate their nonexempt property for ratable distribution among unsecured creditors.Paragraph i______
i. Once distribution to unsecured creditors occurs, the court discharges the debtor. In order to limit or deny the discharge, the creditor must prove that debtor has obtained credit by cheating practices or engaged in other prohibited behavior. Creditors can file an involuntary bankruptcy petition against a debtor, claiming that the debtor is "generally not paying" debts, but this type of proceeding rarely occurs.ii. Secured creditors suffer no Joss because they have taken collateral security(such as a home mortgage)to ensure repayment of debts.iii. It is legal for a debtor to declare his or her inability to pay debts as they become due. Debtors may seek discharge from continuing personal liability for unsecured debts or they may attempt to reorganize financially by seeking an extended period of time in which to pay all or a proportion of their indebtedness.iv. More than 90 percent of bankruptcy proceedings are initiated by the debtor, who files a petition with the appropriate federal court. A bankruptcy trustee then collects and liquidates the debtor’s nonexempt property for the benefit of the unsecured creditors.v. During one period in ancient Rome, creditors were entitled literally to divide a debtor’s body or to enslave debtors and their families. Under the laws of England in the reign of King James I, debtors who were unable to explain their inability to pay were placed in the public pillory. Debtors might be put to death if their failure to pay their creditors was due to cheating practices.vi. Since the late 19th century, bankruptcy legislation in the U.S. has evolved to permit persons who are unable to pay their unsecured debts to be discharged from that responsibility if they were willing to liquidate their nonexempt property for ratable distribution among unsecured creditors.Paragraph ii______
i. Once distribution to unsecured creditors occurs, the court discharges the debtor. In order to limit or deny the discharge, the creditor must prove that debtor has obtained credit by cheating practices or engaged in other prohibited behavior. Creditors can file an involuntary bankruptcy petition against a debtor, claiming that the debtor is "generally not paying" debts, but this type of proceeding rarely occurs.ii. Secured creditors suffer no Joss because they have taken collateral security(such as a home mortgage)to ensure repayment of debts.iii. It is legal for a debtor to declare his or her inability to pay debts as they become due. Debtors may seek discharge from continuing personal liability for unsecured debts or they may attempt to reorganize financially by seeking an extended period of time in which to pay all or a proportion of their indebtedness.iv. More than 90 percent of bankruptcy proceedings are initiated by the debtor, who files a petition with the appropriate federal court. A bankruptcy trustee then collects and liquidates the debtor’s nonexempt property for the benefit of the unsecured creditors.v. During one period in ancient Rome, creditors were entitled literally to divide a debtor’s body or to enslave debtors and their families. Under the laws of England in the reign of King James I, debtors who were unable to explain their inability to pay were placed in the public pillory. Debtors might be put to death if their failure to pay their creditors was due to cheating practices.vi. Since the late 19th century, bankruptcy legislation in the U.S. has evolved to permit persons who are unable to pay their unsecured debts to be discharged from that responsibility if they were willing to liquidate their nonexempt property for ratable distribution among unsecured creditors.Paragraph iii______
i. Once distribution to unsecured creditors occurs, the court discharges the debtor. In order to limit or deny the discharge, the creditor must prove that debtor has obtained credit by cheating practices or engaged in other prohibited behavior. Creditors can file an involuntary bankruptcy petition against a debtor, claiming that the debtor is "generally not paying" debts, but this type of proceeding rarely occurs.ii. Secured creditors suffer no Joss because they have taken collateral security(such as a home mortgage)to ensure repayment of debts.iii. It is legal for a debtor to declare his or her inability to pay debts as they become due. Debtors may seek discharge from continuing personal liability for unsecured debts or they may attempt to reorganize financially by seeking an extended period of time in which to pay all or a proportion of their indebtedness.iv. More than 90 percent of bankruptcy proceedings are initiated by the debtor, who files a petition with the appropriate federal court. A bankruptcy trustee then collects and liquidates the debtor’s nonexempt property for the benefit of the unsecured creditors.v. During one period in ancient Rome, creditors were entitled literally to divide a debtor’s body or to enslave debtors and their families. Under the laws of England in the reign of King James I, debtors who were unable to explain their inability to pay were placed in the public pillory. Debtors might be put to death if their failure to pay their creditors was due to cheating practices.vi. Since the late 19th century, bankruptcy legislation in the U.S. has evolved to permit persons who are unable to pay their unsecured debts to be discharged from that responsibility if they were willing to liquidate their nonexempt property for ratable distribution among unsecured creditors.Paragraph iv______
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