debt claim definition
debt claim means an asset representing a right of one person to receive a payment from another person and includes a deposit with a financial institution, account receivable, note, bill of exchange or bond;
debt claim means a right to receive a repayment of money from another person, including deposits with financial institutions, accounts receivable, promissory notes, bills of exchange, and bonds.
debt claim means the right of any person to receive payment from another person, and the term also includes the right of any person to have repaid a loan lent by such person to another person, the right to receive deposits made in a bank and financial institution, to receive sums to which such person is entitled and to receive moneys from the sale of debentures, bills of exchange, bonds, rights under annuities, financial lease and installments.
More Definitions of debt claim
debt claim means, collectively, any claim that is part of (a) the Term Loan Claims, which are Allowed in an amount equal to approximately $67.6 million and (b) the Secured Notes Claims, which are Allowed in an amount equal to approximately $379.1 million.
debt claim means a right to receive a repayment of money from another person arising in the course of carrying on a business, including deposits with a financial institution, accounts receivable, promissory notes, bills of exchange, or bonds;
debt claim means a right to receive a payment under a debt obligation;
debt claim is made in the present agreement, it shall mean all debt claims, to which IFFC is entitled against American Restaurant Sp. z.o.
debt claim means an agency
debt claim means a claim for debt or liquidated damages in which no other remedy (apart from interest or costs) is sought;
debt claim means a right to receive payment or repayment of money or property from another person and includes deposits in banks and other financial institutions, accounts receivable, notes, bills of exchange and bonds;