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Subjects |
Period of time Result,
resolution, votes |
Remarks
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1. |
Procedure
for Appointment of the Planner
Nomination
- In its petition for Business Reorganization,
the Petitioner must nominate a Planner.
- If the nominee is objected to then, a debtor
or creditor may submit another nomination.
- If no Planner nominated, the Court will order
the Creditors’ Meeting to appoint the Planner (Sec. 90/17).
Resolution
for selection of Planner
Sec. 90/17 : Who nominates Planner
- Debtor nominates Planner
- Others nominate Planner
Appointment of Planner : The management of the
Debtor’s business will vest in the Planner.
It will publish and notify in newspapers and
Government Gazette. Receiver will inform listed Creditors within
one month
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- Nominated Planner is appointed if no Creditors
objection by Creditors by the Court.
- In case of Objection from Creditors, the resolution
of 2/3 of total debts owed to Creditors is needed to prescribe
another Planner.
- Resolution of Creditors having majority of
debts owed to them
- If Court doesn’t approve, Court will order
Receiver to call another Creditors’ meeting for appointing a Planner
from amongst nominees of the Creditors or Debtor.
- If a resolution selecting the Planner
is not passed, the Receiver will call another meeting ; If no
resolution is passed again or the Court states that it is a reasonable
not to appoint nominated Planner, the Court will revoke the Reorganization
Order.
- If Creditors’ Meeting selects on acceptable
Planner, Court will appoint the nominee as Planner.
- revoke for fraudulent acts
- file a motion objecting to preference being
given to any Creditors.
- Manage Debtor’s business
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- Letter of Consent from Planner is needed.
- Official Receiver calls for Creditors’ Meeting
as soon as possible.
- Planner nominated by Debtor is benefited by
law. Secured Creditors’ votes are counted in full amount of their
debts.
- Two Creditors’ Meetings might occur if the
meeting doesn’t approve or doesn’t reach a consent.
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2. |
Rehabilitation
Plan (Sec. 90/42) |
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Certain provisions of below listed Acts are waived:
- Civil Commercial Code
- Amount of shares
- Payment of shares
- Special Resolution
- Increase and Decrease Capital
- Management of Company
- Public Limited Companies Act B.E. 2535 -
- Change in Memorandum and Articles of Incorporation
- Meeting for Incorporation
- Amount of Shares
- Sell registered Shares
- Payment of Shares
- Power of Directors
- Shareholders’ Meeting
- Resolution
- Reserved Capital
- Transfer of Reserved Capital
- Increase and decrease capital
- Special Resolution in decrease capital
- Informing Creditors relating Capital decrease
- Merger
- Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535
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3. |
Creditors’ Meeting
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- Creditors consider
the Rehabilitation Plan proposed by the Planner. No quorum required.
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4. |
Amendment of
Plan |
- Creditors, Debtor, or Planner may submit an application to Receiver
no less than 3 days prior to date of Creditors’ Meeting.
- Receiver may postpone Creditors’ Meeting if Planner, Debtor,
or Creditors 10% of total debts owed to them present in meeting
approve
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- Objective to amend the Plan will be changed in part not to
compete with the old Plan.
- Amend a material part of Plan or if facing difficalties with
seeking approval.
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5. |
Resolution for
Amendment of Plan |
- Resolution
: Resolution of Creditors with majority of debts owed to them
presenting in the Meeting or proxy vote on that resolution
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6. |
Resolution
for Plan approval
- Special Resolution from all Creditors’ Groups
- Special Resolution 2
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In each group of Creditors half of Creditors with 3/4 of total
debts owed to them approve.
- Special Resolution from at least one group of Creditors
affected from Rehab. Plan approve.
- Half of Creditors present at the Meeting and voting for the
resolution approve.
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- indicating the majority of Creditors approve the Plan.
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7. |
Selection of New Planner |
Where Planner refuses to amend Plan receiving
resolution of Creditors’ Meeting and his Plan isn’t approved by the
Meeting, Receiver Calls meeting appointing New Planner. |
- New Planner will have 45 days with two extension periods of
15 days to complete the Plan.
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8. |
Report to the Court |
Receiver will report a minutes of Creditors’ Meeting to the Court.
- Plan approval
- Plan not approved
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- Only applied once Resolution 2 is implemented.
- If Debtor is Bank , or Securities Company, or Insurance company,
or juristic person under Ministerial regulations, the Court will
notify Bank of Thailand, or Office of SEC, or Insurance department,
or Government Agency as the case may be.
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9. |
Court’s
consideration
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If Plan approved by Creditors’ Meeting the Court will consider
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- Non- discrimination Rule
- Best Interest Rule
- Protection of Preferred Creditors
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The Court will order as follows : |
- Once the Plan is approved by the Court, the Court will appoint
the Plan Administrator and notify the Planner.
- If the Court doesn’t approve the Plan, the Court will schedule
a hearing to adjudge Debtor bankrupt.
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10. |
Request to amend the Plan after the
Court approval. |
The Plan Administrator may propose to amend
the Plan. With Creditors’ Meeting, the resolution in amending Plan
will apply mutatis mutandis. |
Some Creditors may not vote since they
are paid in full pursuant to the Plan. |
11. |
The Completion
of the Business Reorganization
- Order to revoke the Rehab. Order
- Revocation of the Reorganization
- The Court orders permanent control of Debtor’s property
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- Cancel before Completion of the Plan, the Creditors, not claiming
for debt repayment in Business Reorganization of Debtor, are still
entitled to claim for their debts.
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- Plan is not successful or has failed in proceeding.
- The Debtor’s management in Business and property is transferred
to the Debtor’s Management and Shareholders resume their rights.
- Plan succeeded.
- Plan not succeeded; then the Court will consider whether to
adjudicate Bankrupt to the Debtor.
If Plan not successful and Court deemed appropriate to adjudicate
Debtor bankrupt, the Business Reorganization would become liquidated
under Bankruptcy Law and Debt claim would also fall in to Bankruptcy
Law process.
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