Definitions for "Proof Of Claim"
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(1) A claim form required to be filed with the court in the estate of a bankrupt (or similar proceedings), if a creditor is to receive payment (or its pro-rata share) of a debt owed. (2) A sworn statement made by an insurance claimant.
Document a creditor files indicating the full amount of the debt they are owed through the date of the filing of the bankruptcy petition which will include any supporting documentation of liens held on collateral.
An official signed statement filed in bankruptcy court by a creditor which sets forth the amount the debtor owed the creditor as of the date the bankruptcy was filed.
a creditor's written statement, filed in a bankruptcy case for purposes of showing the basis and amount of the creditor's claim against the debtor
a document, filed with the Bankruptcy Court, and sometimes used to establish or substantiate a claim of a creditor
a document, filed with the Bankruptcy Court, and used to document and substantiate the claim of a creditor
a document that every creditor must provide to the court
a signed statement describing a creditor's claim
a written statement describing the debt that a creditor claims the debtor may owe them
a written statement setting forth a creditor's claim
a written statement setting forth the amount and basis for the creditor's claim
a written statement signed by the creditor that includes the amount of the claim and the basis for it
a creditor's written statement that is submitted to show the basis and amount of the creditor's claim.
The verified written explanation which the apparent owner must file with a particular jurisdiction to reclaim unclaimed property which a holder previously has remitted to that jurisdiction.
A written statement and verifying documentation filed by a creditor that describes the reason the debtor owes the creditor money. (There is an official form for this purpose.)
Proof of claim is the form filed with the court or claims agent designated by the court setting forth a pre-filing claim.
Any creditor whether listed by you or not can file a proof of claim to make sure that creditor is included in any potential distribution of your assets and to be included on voting for or against any plan you submit for reorganization of your debts.
A document filed with the bankruptcy court by a creditor stating the amount and nature of the claim that the creditor believes that the debtor owes to him. Creditors have a certain time period to file this claim. After that time period has passed, they are barred from filing a proof of claim. (Bar date)
A document a creditor must file with the bankruptcy court in order to receive payment on their claim.
A written statement filed with the receiver on a form approved by the receivership court by a claimant (including guaranty associations) stating amounts claimed against the assets of the receivership estate. [Statutory reference art. 21.28, Sec.3(c)(5)
A form used to file a claim in order to receive payment from the bankruptcy estate.
Documentation filed by a creditor to "prove" the amounts owed by the debtor. This is essentially a detailed account history of your activity with the creditor. Secured Claim A claim that has collateral of equal or greater value than the amount of the claim, for example a mortgage. up
A written statement filed by a creditor in a bankruptcy or probate proceeding setting forth the amount claimed due and owing to the creditor from the debtor or the estate of the deceased person.
A written document that a creditor, or their attorney, files with the bankruptcy court in order to receive payment for a debt.
a form normally found on the backside of the 11 USC §341 Meeting of Creditors Notice which must be filled out and filed with the court in an asset case to receive payment from the case trustee.
A creditor's written statement that is submitted to prove the creditor's claim; used as the basis for paying dividends, if accepted by the trustee.
Written proof, such as claims forms, medical bills or any material and relevant documentation in the claimant's possession that supports the magnitude or the amount of the claimed loss.
A written statement describing the reason a debtor owes a creditor money. (There is an official form for this purpose.)
The document filed in a bankruptcy case that establishes a creditor's claim for payment against the debtor.
An official bankruptcy form used to file a claim for money owed in a bankruptcy case in order to receive money from the bankruptcy estate.
Document a creditor files showing how much money is owed to them by the debtor, together with all supporting evidence of such claim. There is usually a deadline in which to file a Proof of Claim.
(U.S. bankruptcy. the document filed with the bankruptcy court by a creditor which specifies, documents and supports its claim to an entitlement of payment from the debtor's bankruptcy estate.
The form filed with the court establishing the creditor's claim against the debtor.
form filed by a creditor setting out its claims against a bankruptcy debtor.
The official form prescribed by the Bankruptcy Rules by which a creditor files his claim or evidence of debt in a bankruptcy case.