If no assets are found, can the court reject the bankruptcy case?

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Q: If, in the court expert report, no money or assets are found for liquidation, can this lead to the court rejecting the bankruptcy case, as there will be nothing to give to creditors? A: It could affect the case. The court may dismiss the bankruptcy case if there are no assets to distribute…

Abdul Wahied Mohammad Sharief · Accepted Answer

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If the court-appointed expert report finds no assets or finances to liquidate in bankruptcy, it could affect the case.

The court may dismiss the bankruptcy case if there are no assets to distribute to creditors and no viable way to settle their claims.

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