02030nam a2200289Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002401000150006502000150008004000100009505000260010524501140013124600150024525000120026026001170027230000240038950002390041350400520065250506500070452500360135465000640139065000510145470000310150570000950153670000360163171000730166726760020160527193647.0040810s2003    ilu      b    000 0 eng d  a2002153900  a1590311841  aPUCPR00aKF 1047 .Z9bL46 200314aThe most important questions a surety can ask about bankruptcycDeborah S. Griffin, Doreen Spadorcia, editors3 aBankruptcy  a2nd ed.  aChicagobFidelity and Surety Law Committee, Tort and Insurance Practice Section, American Bar Associationc2003.  aviii, 81 p.c23 cm.  aRev. ed. of: The 50 most important questions a surety can ask about bankruptcy / prepared by the chairs of the Bankruptcy Subcommittee of the Law Division of the Fidelity and Surety Law Committee, T. Scott Leo & Gary A. Wilson. c1992.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 52-58).0 aWhen the principal files : the automatic stay - - Property of the estate - - Jurisdiction - - Debtor - in-possession bonding credit - - How the work continues : assumption and rejection of executory contracts and whether bonds are assumable - - Use of secured property : cash collateral orders - - Conversion or dismissal of a voluntary petition - - Trustees and committees - - Plans of reorganization - - Discharge and dischargeability - - Subrogation - - Set-off - - Filing and allowance of claims - - What the surety can lose : preferences - - Financial information available to the creditors - - Involuntary petitions - - Successive filings.  aKept up to date by supplements. 0aSuretyship and guarantyzUnited StatesxMiscellanea.2Local 0aBankruptcyzUnited StatesxMiscellanea.2Local10aGriffin, Deborah S.2Local10aLeo, T. Scottd1954-e50 most imporant questions a surety can ask about bankruptcy.2Local10aSpadorcia, Doreend1957-2Local2 aAmerican Bar Association.bFidelity and Surety Law Committee.2Local