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Peter.tl
Posted - 15 June 2012 : 12:10:05 If the IVA nominee has two valid proxy votes dated two days apart from a majority creditor at the time of the Creditors Meeting and the later and higher one is rejected by the debtor, but the earlier and lower one is accepted by the debtor, does the earlier one that is accepted still stand good and should go through at the Meeting, please anyone ?
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Niobe
Posted - 15 June 2012 : 22:43:35 If you are talking about BR then there are no votes.
If talking about an IVA then you need 75% by value of the creditors that vote on the day to agree,
The debtor cannot reject the votes, they can rejec the whole IVA though if there are any modifications that they don't like or cannot manage.
The debtor will not normally know of the voting position until the time of the meeting.
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