In a Chapter 7 Liquidation Proceeding, the Claims of Creditors

question 32

Multiple Choice

In a Chapter 7 liquidation proceeding, the claims of creditors are paid in which of the following order?

• A) Priority claims take precedence over claims made by secured and unsecured creditors.
• B) The claims of secured creditors are satisfied first, followed by priority claims, and lastly claims made by unsecured creditors.
• C) Older claims are given priority over more recent claims.
• D) The claims of secured creditors are satisfied first, followed by unsecured creditors, and lastly priority claims.

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