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Originally Posted by TylerBang
This was posted:
http://www.gfy.com/fucking-around-and-business-discussion/991837-owed-money-epassporte-contacting-guy.html
Time is of the essence with regard to filing a claim.
""The liquidator must announce in the local paper, the Curaçaosche Courant, where and until when the Accounts and the Plan are available for perusal by the public. The liquidator also must notify the registered shareholders and all known creditors, of said information, in writing. Any creditor or any other interesting party may oppose the Account and the Plan by filing a petition with the court during the thirty day period, starting on the date of filing. If no one opposes the Accounts and the Plan, or any claim by opposing creditor(s) is denied by the court, the liquidator may proceed with the liquidation and will distribute the surplus to the parties entitled thereto."
Basically meaning if you don't formally notify the liquidator your claim will not be noted." |
This is disturbing, however unless I read it wrong a company that disolves itself has the obligation to report all of it's debts. With this logic if he disolves without listing his debts then he dissolution is fraudulent and this would not protect him from future debt claims. Any attorney's care to comment on this?