A chapter of the U.S. bankruptcy code stating the terms under which a small company may file for
bankruptcy protection while it prepares a
reorganization plan. In order to be eligible for Chapter 10 protection, the company cannot have more than $2.5 million in
debt and the reorganization plan must include provisions where the debt will be
repaid within three years. See also:
Chapter 7,
Chapter 11,
Chapter 13.