Known Creditor definition

Known Creditor means an Affected Creditor whose Claim against the Applicant is known to the Applicant as of the date of the Claims Procedure Order and whose Affected Claim is included in the Claims Schedule.
Known Creditor means a Creditor whose Claim is included in the Petitioner’s books and records;
Known Creditor means a Creditor whose Claim is either included in the CCAA Partiesbooks and records as of the Determination Date, or otherwise to the knowledge of the CCAA Parties;

Examples of Known Creditor in a sentence

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  • The Court or an alternative dispute resolution, as the case may be, shall resolve the dispute between the Applicant and the Known Creditor.

  • The Trustee may determine to deliver a Claim Statement to a Known Creditor, substantially in the form attached as Schedule “C”, by including such Claim Statement in the Claim Document Package delivered to such Known Creditor, which shall be based on the books and records of WIT (the “Listed Claim”).

  • Not later than seven (7) Business Days following the date of this Order, the Receiver shall cause a Claims Package to be sent to each Known Creditor in accordance with paragraph 37 hereof to the address of such Known Creditor set out in the applicable Debtor's records.

  • The Court or an alternative dispute resolution, as the case may be, shall resolve the dispute between the Applicant and such Known Creditor.


More Definitions of Known Creditor

Known Creditor means those Persons which the books and records of the Applicant disclose were owed money or claim to be owed money as at the Filing Date;
Known Creditor means each Person that the books and records of the Debtors disclose are owed money by one or more of the Destin Debtors as of the date of the Receivership Order, where such monies remain unpaid in full or part as of the date of this Order;
Known Creditor means a Creditor whose Claim appears in the Company’s books and registers;
Known Creditor means a creditor who is known to the liquidator or provisional liquidator;
Known Creditor means a Creditor whose Claim is included in the Petitioner’s books and records; 2.22 "Meeting Materials" shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in paragraph [19];
Known Creditor means an Affected Unsecured Creditor or an Affected Secured Creditor whose Claim against one or more of the Applicants is known to the Applicants as of the date of this Claims Procedure Order and whose Affected Unsecured Claim or Affected Secured Claim is included in the Claims Schedule, other than a Secured Noteholder in respect of its applicable portion of the Secured Noteholders Allowed Claim, and for greater certainty shall not include a WARN Act Plaintiff in respect of a WARN Act Claim;
Known Creditor means a Person: (i) who the Receiver has received actual notice may have a Claim against any of the Debtors; or (ii) that the books and records of the Debtors show as owed an amount arising on or before the Receivership Date;