The document outlines the key aspects of insolvency law in the Philippines according to the FRIA of 2010. It discusses the grounds for insolvency and liquidation, including when a debtor's assets are less than their liabilities or they are unable to pay debts over 500k pesos. It also describes the processes for suspension of payments and voluntary or involuntary liquidation. These include filing petitions, appointing liquidators, preliminary creditor claims processes, asset sales, and claim payments in that order.
The document outlines the key aspects of insolvency law in the Philippines according to the FRIA of 2010. It discusses the grounds for insolvency and liquidation, including when a debtor's assets are less than their liabilities or they are unable to pay debts over 500k pesos. It also describes the processes for suspension of payments and voluntary or involuntary liquidation. These include filing petitions, appointing liquidators, preliminary creditor claims processes, asset sales, and claim payments in that order.
The document outlines the key aspects of insolvency law in the Philippines according to the FRIA of 2010. It discusses the grounds for insolvency and liquidation, including when a debtor's assets are less than their liabilities or they are unable to pay debts over 500k pesos. It also describes the processes for suspension of payments and voluntary or involuntary liquidation. These include filing petitions, appointing liquidators, preliminary creditor claims processes, asset sales, and claim payments in that order.
INSOLVENCY LAW (FRIA of 2010 – RA 10142) o Debtor may be made subject to liquidation
GROUNDS FOR INSOLVENCY LIQUIDATION (filed for insolvency)
o Assets > Liabilities but unable to pay liabilities 1) VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION Remedy: file petition for suspension of payments - Initiated by debtor o Liabilities > Assets - Debts > P500k Remedy: file for insolvency - Liquidation order issued w/in 5 working days 2) INVOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION SUSPENSION OF PAYMENTS - Initiated by creditor or group of creditors - Sufficient property to pay debts - Any group of creditors who have claim > 500k - Postponement by court order - Creditor(s) must post a bond DURATION: 3 months - If debtor is not insolvent, they’ll be liable EFFECT: No creditor shall sue/demand payment except: - Orders the Court may issue: o Fully secured creditors o Show Cause order: require debtor o Claims for labor, expenses of last illness & funeral to show cause of wife or children incurred 60 days prior filing o Forbidding debtor to transfer property or to make payments FILING OF PROCEDURES The meeting of creditors shall PETITION 1) Issuance of Liquidation Order approve a proposed agreement: - No foreclosure proceeding for 180 days QUORUM: 3/5 of liabilities 2) Appointment of Liquidator ACTION BY VOTE: 2/3 of quorum provided THE COURT G.R: Creditor(s) shall appoint liquidator their claims amount to 3/5 of Exception: The Court may appoint liquidator liabilities 3) Oath-taking and filing of bond by liquidator Meeting of EXCLUDED: those with credit 4) Preliminary registry of claims of creditors Creditors incurred within 90 days prior 5) Submission of liquidation plan (within 3 PROCEDURES months) 6) Sale of Assets in liquidation IFAPPROVED: Parties are all bound G.R: Sale be made at a public auction IF DEBTOR FAILED TO PERFORM Exception: Private sale for perishable of nature or o Creditor rights are re-vested for the interests of debtor and creditors 7) Payment of claims (preference: services by employees and laborers)