The Wyoming Order Approving Disclosure Statement and Fixing Time for Filing Acceptances or Rejections of Plan, Combined with Notice Thereof is a legal document issued by the Wyoming court. This document is issued to approve the disclosure statement that is part of the plan that a debtor has submitted to reorganize their debts. It also sets a specific period for creditors to accept or reject the plan, and also provides notice to creditors of the order. There are two types of Wyoming Order Approving Disclosure Statement and Fixing Time for Filing Acceptances or Rejections of Plan, Combined with Notice Thereof: 1. Preliminary Order: A preliminary order is issued by the court when the reorganization plan meets the requirements for confirmation. It sets the time limit for creditors to file their acceptance or rejection of the plan, and also provides notice to the creditors of the order. 2. Final Order: A final order is issued when the court has determined that the reorganization plan has been accepted by the required number of creditors and that the plan has been confirmed. It sets forth the terms of the plan and provides notice to the creditors of the order.
The Wyoming Order Approving Disclosure Statement and Fixing Time for Filing Acceptances or Rejections of Plan, Combined with Notice Thereof is a legal document issued by the Wyoming court. This document is issued to approve the disclosure statement that is part of the plan that a debtor has submitted to reorganize their debts. It also sets a specific period for creditors to accept or reject the plan, and also provides notice to creditors of the order. There are two types of Wyoming Order Approving Disclosure Statement and Fixing Time for Filing Acceptances or Rejections of Plan, Combined with Notice Thereof: 1. Preliminary Order: A preliminary order is issued by the court when the reorganization plan meets the requirements for confirmation. It sets the time limit for creditors to file their acceptance or rejection of the plan, and also provides notice to the creditors of the order. 2. Final Order: A final order is issued when the court has determined that the reorganization plan has been accepted by the required number of creditors and that the plan has been confirmed. It sets forth the terms of the plan and provides notice to the creditors of the order.
