Composition with Creditors — Debtor to Carry on Business under Inspection by Creditors' Committee — Transfer to Committee of Debtor's Real Estate is a legal process that allows a debtor to settle debts with creditors by transferring real estate to a creditors' committee. This process can be used when a debtor is insolvent and unable to pay their debts. In this situation, the debtor can transfer their real estate to the creditors' committee, who will then inspect the debtor's business and oversee their operations. The creditors' committee will also negotiate with the debtor and creditors to come to an agreement on a repayment plan, which can include reduced payments, waived fees, and other terms. There are two main types of Composition with Creditors — Debtor to Carry on Business under Inspection by Creditors' Committee — Transfer to Committee of Debtor's Real Estate: voluntary and involuntary. In a voluntary composition, the debtor initiates the process and agrees to the transfer of their real estate to the creditors' committee. In an involuntary composition, the creditors initiate the process and a court order is required to transfer the real estate to the creditors' committee.