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Demote manufacturing Company Ltd. was adjudged bankrupt on a petition of its creditors, and the trustee...

Demote manufacturing Company Ltd. was adjudged bankrupt on a petition of its creditors, and the trustee in bankruptcy realized the following amounts from the sale of its business assets:

Cash in Bank

$14,000

Accounts Receivable

42,000

Inventories

20,000

Land & Buildings

72,000

The liabilities of the business were as follows at the time of the receiving order: (Assume all secured creditors had taken the necessary steps to protect their security.)

Rent owed to landlord (5 months @ $3,000 per month)

$15,000

Trade accounts payable

63,000

Municipal taxes payable (1.5 years)

4,000

Wages payable (2 months @ $2,500 per month - three employees)

15,000

Bank loan secured under section 427 (inventories secured)

35,000

First mortgage on land & buildings

50,000

Second mortgage on land & buildings

30,000

The expenses of liquidation were $7,000. The trustee’s fee was $5,000.

1. Show the order in which the trustee in bankruptcy made payments to the various types of creditors. Assume that all secured creditors had taken the necessary steps to protect their security.

2. Determine how many cents on the dollar the general creditors should receive?

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Expert Solution

1. Order of payment in case of liquidation :

a ) secured creditors : who are secured against the asset.

b ) unsecured creditors : suppliers and employees, govt.

C ) share holders.

Total Amount received by trustee :

Cash in hand = 14000$

Accounts Receivable = 42000$

Inventories = 20000$

Land and building = 72000$

Total = 148000$

Less amount paid :

Expenses on liquidation = 7000$

Liquidation expenses = 5000$

Balance available for settlement = 136000$

Secured creditors :

Bank loan = 20000$

( Secured against inventories )

Mortgage loan = 72000$

( First and second mortgage)

Unsecured creditors :

Rent to land lord ( 44000÷97000 )*15000 = 6804$

Trade accounts payable = 28577$

( 44000$÷97000$ )*63000$

Muncipal tax = 1814$

( 44000$÷97000$ )*4000$.

Wages payable

( 44000$÷97000$ )*15000$. = 6804$

2.the general creditor will receive

44000$÷136000$ = 32.35 cent/$ will be received by the general creditor.


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