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Bankruptcy Petition

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Bankruptcy Petition
1. A formal request by an individual or a business to a bankruptcy court to declare bankruptcy and to discharge or restructure debts (after repayment is made insofar as possible).

2. A formal request by an individual or a business' creditors to a bankruptcy court to declare bankruptcy and to require repayment or restructuring of debts. Some businesses and individuals (such as fishermen in Canada) are exempt from this type of forced bankruptcy.


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