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C. MOORE’S CODE
D. CRIMINAL CODE
B 9 This is where a notice or representation is to be
filed by the creditors if they choose to designate
representatives.
A. FILE TO THE BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE
B. FILE TO THE COURT
C. FILE TO THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE
COMMISSION
D. FILE TO THE COMMISSION ON AUDIT
B 10 The value of the liability of an owner, partner,
director or officer to a debtor who willfully
conceal or authorize or approve the concealment,
from the creditors, or embezzles or
misappropriates, any property of the debtor.
A. THE EQUIVALENT VALUE OF THE PROPERTY SOLD,
EMBEZZLED OR DISPOSED OF OR THE EQUIVALENT
AMOUNT OF THE TRANSACTION INVOLVED
B. DOUBLE THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY SOLD,
EMBEZZLED OR DISPOSED OF OR DOUBLE THE AMOUNT
OF THE TRANSACTION INVOLVED
C. TRIPLE THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY SOLD,
EMBEZZLED OR DISPOSED OF OR TRIPLE THE AMOUNT
OF THE TRANSACTION INVOLVED
D. EXEMPTED
D 11 The kind of bank that may acquire and hold an
equity interest or investment in a debtor or its
subsidiaries when conveyed to such bank in
satisfaction of debts pursuant to a Rehabilitation
or Liquidation Plan approved by the court.
A. UNIVERSAL
B. INTERNATIONAL
C. NATIONAL
D. ANY
D 12 The petition to initiate voluntary proceedings by
debtor consists of the following, except for:
A. IDENTIFICATION OF THE DEBTOR, ITS PRINCIPAL
ACTIVITIES AND ITS ADDRESSES
B. THE SPECIFIC RELIEF SOUGHT PURSUANT TO THIS
ACT
C. THE GROUNDS UPON WHICH THE PETITION IS BASED
D. AN INVENTORY OF ONLY THE CURRENT ASSETS
INCLUDING RECEIVABLES AND CLAIMS AGAINST
THIRD PARTIES
D 13 It can be initiated by a creditor or group of
creditors with a claim of, or the aggregate of
whose claims is, at least One Million Pesos or at
REHABILITATION
C. SUMMARIZE THE GROUND./S FOR THE FILLING OF
THE PETITION
D. STATE THAT COPIES OF THE PETITION AND THE
REHABILITATION PLAN ARE AVAILABLE FOR
EXAMINATION AND COPYING BY ANY INTERESTED
PARTY
B 78 The period of time wherein the court shall approve
the Rehabilitation Plan unless a creditor or other
interested party submits an objection.
A. Within 5 days from the date of the second
publication of the Order
B. Within 10 days from the date of the second
publication of the Order
C. Within 15 days from the date of the second
publication of the Order
D. Within 30 days from the date of the second
publication of the Order
B 79 Period of time wherein any creditor or other
interested party may submit to the court a
verified objection to the petition or the
Rehabilitation Plan.
A. NOT LATER THAN 5 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE
SECOND PUBLICATION OF THE ORDER
B. NOT LATER THAN 8 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE
SECOND PUBLICATION OF THE ORDER
C. NOT LATER THAN 15 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE
SECOND PUBLICATION OF THE ORDER
D. NOT LATER THAN 25 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE
SECOND PUBLICATION OF THE ORDER
B 80 The date of the hearing shall be in this period
from the date of the second publication of the
Order.
A. NO EARLIER THAN TEN DAYS AND NO LATER THAN
THIRTY DAYS
B. NO EARLIER THAN TWENTY DAYS AND NO LATER THAN
THIRTY DAYS
C. NO EARLIER THAN THIRTY DAYS AND NO LATER THAN
TWENTY DAYS
D. NO EARLIER THAN THIRTY DAYS AND NO LATER THAN
THIRTY DAYS
C 81 The maximum period the court has from the date of
the filing of the petition to approve the
Rehabilitation Plan.
A. MAXIMUM PERIOD OF 30 DAYS
B. MAXIMUM PERIOD OF 60 DAYS
C. MAXIMUM PERIOD OF 120 DAYS
EFFECTIVITY
D 86 The legal effect of a restructuring/workout
agreement or Rehabilitation Plan that is approved
pursuant to an informal workout framework referred
to in this chapter.
A. HIGHER
B. LOWER
C. PROPORTIONAL
D. THE SAME
B 87 Any amendment of an out-of-`court
restructuring/workout agreement or Rehabilitation
Plan must be made in accordance with the terms of
the agreement and with due notice to this party.
A. ALL CITIZENS
B. ALL CREDITORS
C. ALL AGENTS
D. ALL FAMILY MEMBERS
C 88 An exception to the rule that any court action or
other proceedings arising from, or relating to,
the out-of-court or informal restructuring/workout
agreement or Rehabilitation Plan shall not stay
its implementation.
A. UNLESS THE RELEVANT PARTY IS TO REQUEST AN
APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEALS
B. UNLESS THE RELEVANT PARTY TO CREATE A
PETITION FROM THE COURT OF APPEALS
C. UNLESS THE RELEVANT PARTY IS ABLE TO SECURE A
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER OR INJUNCTIVE
RELIEF FROM THE COURT OF APPEALS
D. UNLESS THE RELEVANT PARTY IS TO REQUEST A
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER OR INJUNCTIVE
RELIEF FROM THE COURT OF APPEALS
A 89 It shall promulgate the rules of procedure as to
the insolvent debtor and/or creditor to seek court
assistance for the execution or implementation of
a Rehabilitation Plan.
A. SUPREME COURT
B. COURT OF APPEALS
C. CREDITOR
D. DEBTOR
D 90 It is not included under the petition for
liquidation with the court.
A. A SCHEDULE OF THE DEBTOR'S DEBTS AND
LIABILITIES INCLUDING A LIST OF CREDITORS
WITH THEIR ADDRESSES, AMOUNTS OF CLAIMS AND
COLLATERALS, OR SECURITIES
B. AN INVENTORY OF ALL ITS ASSETS INCLUDING
liabilities.
A. BY FILING A PRELIMINARY PETITION WITH THE
COURT OF THE PROVINCE OR CITY IN WHICH HE HAS
RESIDED FOR 6 MONTHS PRIOR TO THE FILING OF
SUCH PETITION
B. BY FILING A PRELIMINARY PETITION WITH THE
COURT OF THE PROVINCE OR CITY IN WHICH HE HAS
RESIDED FOR 12 MONTHS PRIOR TO THE FILING OF
SUCH PETITION
C. BY FILING A VERIFIED PETITION WITH THE COURT
OF THE PROVINCE OR CITY IN WHICH HE HAS
RESIDED FOR 6 MONTHS PRIOR TO THE FILING OF
SUCH PETITION
D. BY FILING A VERIFIED PETITION WITH THE COURT
OF THE PROVINCE OR CITY IN WHICH HE HAS
RESIDED FOR 12 months prior to the filing of
such petition
A 104 If the court finds the petition sufficient in form
and substance it shall within this period of time,
it shall issue the Liquidation Order mentioned in
Section 112 hereof.
A. 5 WORKING DAYS
B. 15 WORKING DAYS
C. 30 WORKING DAYS
D. 60 WORKING DAYS
C 105 The following shall be considered acts of
insolvency, and the petition for liquidation shall
set forth or allege at least one of such acts,
except for this.
A. THAT SUCH PERSON IS ABOUT TO DEPART OR HAS
DEPARTED FROM THE REPUBLIC OF THE
PHILIPPINES, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD HIS
CREDITORS
B. THAT BEING ABSENT FROM THE REPUBLIC OF THE
PHILIPPINES, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD HIS
CREDITORS, HE REMAINS ABSENT
C. THAT HE CONCEALS HIMSELF TO ACCEPT THE
SERVICE OF LEGAL PROCESS FOR THE PURPOSE OF
HINDERING OR DELAYING THE LIQUIDATION OR OF
DEFRAUDING HIS CREDITORS
D. THAT HE CONCEALS, OR IS REMOVING, ANY OF HIS
PROPERTY TO AVOID ITS BEING ATTACHED OR TAKEN
ON LEGAL PROCESS
C 106 It is when the court shall issue an Order
requiring the individual debtor to show cause, at
a time and place to be fixed by the said court,
why he should not be adjudged an insolvent.
security or lien.
A. THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY MAY BE FIXED IN A
MANNER AGREED UPON BY THE CREDITOR AND THE
LIQUIDATOR
B. THE LIQUIDATOR MAY SELL THE PROPERTY AND
SATISFY THE SECURED CREDITOR'S ENTIRE CLAIM
FROM THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALE
C. THE SECURE CREDITOR MAY ENFORCE THE LIEN OR
FORECLOSE ON THE PROPERTY PURSUANT TO
APPLICABLE LAWS
D. THE SECURE DEBTOR MAY ENFORCE THE LIEN OR
FORECLOSE ON THE PROPERTY PURSUANT TO
APPLICABLE LAWS
C 115 This party shall elect the liquidator in open
court.
A. ALL OF THE CREDITORS
B. ALL OF THE DEBTORS
C. CREDITORS ENTITLED TO VOTE
D. DEBTORS ENTITLED TO VOTE
D 116 It is not included under the grounds wherein the
court may appoint the liquidator.
A. ON THE DATE SET FOR THE ELECTION OF THE
LIQUIDATOR, THE CREDITORS DO NOT ATTEND
B. THE CREDITORS WHO ATTEND, FAIL OR REFUSE TO
ELECT A LIQUIDATOR
C. AFTER BEING ELECTED, THE LIQUIDATOR FAILS TO
QUALIFY
D. THERE IS NO VACANCY THAT OCCURRED FOR ANY
REASON WHATSOEVER
A 117 This person shall take an oath and file a bond
prior to entering upon his powers, duties and
responsibilities.
A. LIQUIDATOR
B. SHERIFF
C. DEBTOR
D. CREDITOR
C 118 A way wherein a liquidator may be removed at any
time by the court for cause.
A. EITHER MOTU PROPIO OR UPON MOTION OF ANY
DEBTOR ENTITLED TO VOTE
B. EITHER MOTU PROPORIO OR UPON MOTION OF ANY
DEBTOR ENTITLED TO VOTE
C. EITHER MOTU PROPIO OR UPON MOTION OF ANY
CREDITOR ENTITLED TO VOTE
D. EITHER MOTU PROPORIO OR UPON MOTION OF ANY
CREDITOR ENTITLED TO VOTE
C 119 It refers to the section which states that the
suppletory manner.
A. BANK
B. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
C. INSURANCE COMPANIES
D. POST-NEED COMPANIES
C 139 Subject to the provision of Section 136 hereof and
the rules of procedure that may be adopted by the
Supreme Court, it is adopted from the United
Nations Center for International Trade and
Development is hereby adopted as part of this Act.
A. COMMERCIAL LAW ON CROSS-BORDER SOLVENCY
B. CORPORATE LAW ON CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY
C. MODEL LAW ON CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY
D. INTERNATIONAL LAW ON CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY
C 140 It is when the court shall set a hearing in
connection with an insolvency or rehabilitation
proceeding taking place in a foreign jurisdiction.
A. UPON THE CREATION OF A PETITION BY THE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FOREIGN ENTITY THAT IS
THE SUBJECT OF THE FOREIGN PROCEEDING
B. UPON THE CREATION OF A PETITION BY THE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FOREIGN ENTITY THAT IS
NOT THE SUBJECT OF THE FOREIGN PROCEEDING
C. UPON THE SUBMISSION OF A PETITION BY THE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FOREIGN ENTITY THAT IS
THE SUBJECT OF THE FOREIGN PROCEEDING
D. UPON THE SUBMISSION OF A PETITION BY THE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FOREIGN ENTITY THAT IS
NOT THE SUBJECT OF THE FOREIGN PROCEEDING
D 141 The following pertains to the situation wherein
the court may issue orders, except for this.
A. SUSPENDING ANY ACTION TO ENFORCE CLAIMS
AGAINST THE ENTITY OR OTHERWISE SEIZE OR
FORECLOSE ON PROPERTY OF THE FOREIGN ENTITY
LOCATED IN THE PHILIPPINES
B. REQUIRING THE SURRENDER PROPERTY OF THE
FOREIGN ENTITY TO THE FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE
C. PROVIDING OTHER NECESSARY RELIEF
D. PROVIDING CUSTOMARY ARGUMENTS
B 142 In determining whether to grant relief under this
subchapter, the court shall consider the
following, except for this.
A. THE PROTECTION OF CREDITORS IN THE
PHILIPPINES AND THE INCONVENIENCE IN PURSUING
THEIR CLAIM IN A FOREIGN PROCEEDING
B. THE JUST TREATMENT OF SOME CREDITORS THROUGH
RESORT TO A UNIFIED INSOLVENCY OR
REHABILITATION PROCEEDINGS
C. WHETHER OTHER JURISDICTIONS HAVE GIVEN
RECOGNITION TO THE FOREIGN PROCEEDING
D. THE EXTENT THAT THE FOREIGN PROCEEDING HAS
RECOGNIZED AND SHOWN DEFERENCE TO PROCEEDINGS
UNDER THIS ACT AND PREVIOUS LEGISLATION
C 143 It is when Public funds for the rehabilitation of
government-owned and controlled corporations shall
be released.
A. PURSUANT TO AN APPROPRIATION BY COURT AND
SHALL BE SUPPORTED BY FUNDS ACTUALLY
AVAILABLE AS CERTIFIED BY THE NATIONAL
TREASURER
B. PURSUANT TO AN APPROPRIATION BY COURT AND
SHALL BE SUPPORTED BY FUNDS ACTUALLY
AVAILABLE AS CERTIFIED BY THE LOCAL TREASURER
C. PURSUANT TO AN APPROPRIATION BY CONGRESS AND
SHALL BE SUPPORTED BY FUNDS ACTUALLY
AVAILABLE AS CERTIFIED BY THE NATIONAL
TREASURER
D. PURSUANT TO AN APPROPRIATION BY CONGRESS AND
SHALL BE SUPPORTED BY FUNDS ACTUALLY
AVAILABLE AS CERTIFIED BY THE LOCAL TREASURER
A 144 The provisions in Chapter II, insofar as they are
applicable, shall likewise apply to proceedings in
Chapters II and IV.
A. APPLICABILITY OF PROVISIONS
B. HIERARCHY OF PROVISIONS
C. IMPLEMENTATION OF PROVISIONS
D. RESTRICTION OF PROVISIONS
A 145 Punishment given to an owner if he shall, having
knowledge belief of any person having proved a
false or fictitious claim against the debtor, fail
to disclose the same.
A. A FINE OF NOT MORE THAN 1,000,000 PESOS AND
IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT LESS THAN 3 MONTHS NOR
MORE THAN 5 YEARS FOR EACH OFFENSE
B. A FINE OF NOT MORE THAN 2,000,000 PESOS AND
IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT LESS THAN 3 MONTHS NOR
MORE THAN 5 YEARS FOR EACH OFFENSE
C. A FINE OF NOT MORE THAN 1,000,000 PESOS AND
IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT LESS THAN 3 MONTHS NOR
MORE THAN 5 YEARS FOR EACH OFFENSE
D. A FINE OF NOT MORE THAN 2,000,000 PESOS AND
IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT LESS THAN 6 MONTHS NOR
MORE THAN 5 YEARS FOR EACH OFFENSE
A 146 All further proceedings in insolvency, suspension