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31) A priority of payment given to one or more creditors by an insolvent debtor.

32) The extent laid on the house by court made the insolvent man homeless.

33) The banking system is severely undercapitalized, with numerous insolvent banks.

34) The newspapers accused the government of being insolvent in its debts.

35) Bankrupt includes bankrupt under the Federal Bankruptcy Act or insolvent under any state insolvent act.

36) Given the huge demand for capital by increasingly insolvent governments, those conditions won't exist.

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37) It has the power to expel companies or dealers believed to be dishonest or insolvent.

38) Article 114 The insolvent assets shall be subject to monetary distribution, unless it is separately decided at the meeting of creditors.

39) Insolvent An individual or company unable to repay their outstanding debts.

40) For example, FDR issued executive orders that took the nation off the gold standard and declared a national bank holiday that closed insolvent institutions for four days.

41) Banking is a confidence game, even if done soberly and responsibly. But this plan, because it fails to meet the issue of insolvent and failing institutions head on, is not likely to work.

42) But more than a few toppled into bankruptcy, and some became insolvent.

43) According to the sources, East Star Airlines operations difficult, nearly insolvent.

44) But the question we really should be asking is: why keep insolvent banks afloat?

45) Today, the big four state banks in China are, essentially, insolvent.

46) "Bankrupt" includes bankrupt under the Federal Bankruptcy Act or insolvent under any state insolvent act. "Conveyance" includes every assignment, lease, mortgage, or encumbrance.

47) Are you an insolvent?

48) Employees who are owed wages and other employment termination benefits by their insolvent employers may apply to the fund for ex gratia payment.

49) Those of you who are insolvent, we will nationalize and shut down.

50) But taking control of insolvent banks is the more urgent priority.

51) Bankruptcy legal system develops from special execution proceedings to legal relief of insolvent debtor by both substantial law and procedural law.

52) Banks and other creditors enjoy higher priority in impounding mortgages or other securities from insolvent debtors.

53) Wilson's son-in-law, Walter Bagehot, recommended that the Bank of England lend generously (but at a penalty rate) to illiquid banks (but not to insolvent ones).

54) Things are not quite so brutal these days, but European countries still deal with insolvent firms far more harshly than America does, and most such firms end up in liquidation.