| | CLAMP-ALL CORPORATION, Debtor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) |
 | | The debtor's failure to timely file its plan or have it accepted by creditors within the period of exclusivity are among those conditions which may terminate that right of exclusivity. |
 | | Those creditors who are ignorant of the debtor and its affairs, the ones for whose protection section 1125 requires court approval of the disclosure statement, would instead be presented with numerous documents containing inconsistencies, omissions, and misleading or incorrect statements. |
 | | Parties opposing a debtor's plan are not prohibited from soliciting rejection of the proposed plan by "arguing that [a]debtor's plan does not exhaust the panoply of possibilities for reorganization, nor are they prohibited from pointing out failings which they perceive to be present in the debtor's plan." Temple Retirement, 80 B.R. at 369. |
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