INKRAH Law · Bankruptcy Code (Title 11) · United States Code Title 11 (1978)

§ 101 — Scope and Definitions

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Bahasa Indonesia

Title 11 United States Code, yaitu Bankruptcy Code, mengatur perkara kepailitan; pasal 101 mendefinisikan istilah yang dipakai di seluruh kode, termasuk 'debitor', 'kreditor', 'tagihan' (claim), 'harta pailit' (estate), dan 'tidak mampu bayar' (insolvent).

English (United States)

Title 11 of the United States Code, the Bankruptcy Code, governs bankruptcy cases; section 101 defines the terms used throughout, including 'debtor', 'creditor', 'claim', 'estate', and 'insolvent'.