Bankruptcy Under Chapter 13 Differs from Chapter 11 in That

question 10

Multiple Choice

Bankruptcy under Chapter 13 differs from Chapter 11 in that:

• A) an individual cannot use Chapter 11.
• B) a corporation cannot use Chapter 13.
• C) Chapter 11 cannot be instituted by involuntary petition.
• D) Chapter 13 requires unsecured debts to be less than $100,000.

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