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• In 1938, he was named to the Saskatchewan Debt Adjustment Board.
• In the United States, law firms point out that Chapter 13 Individual Debt Adjustment is much less expensive and complicated than Chapter 11 Reorganization.
• Farmers began to demand the extension of the " Debt Adjustment Act " over the entire province, along with more radical measures.
• Even as he rejected the radical solutions posed by others, Brownlee had no solutions of his own to offer but government thrift and moderate debt adjustment.
• Teasdale, a Country Party member, successfully lobbied for the 1930 Farmers'Debts Adjustment Act; from 1932 to 1940 he was President of the Primary Producers'Association of Western Australia.
• Due to the relative infrequency of filing of petitions for Chapter 12 ( family farmer debt adjustment ) relief, trustees for these cases are typically appointed on an " ad hoc " basis.
• The 1929 UFA convention saw vocal criticisms of Brownlee's failure to adopt the old age pension and his decision to withdraw the " Debt Adjustment Act " in the face of opposition from banks.
• "I think that with the kidnappings we have here, a lot of them obviously are drug-related, " Salinas said . " It can be what you call a debt adjustment, un arreglo de cuentas ."
• The agency and state agencies have filed 43 actions against what they call telemarketing schemes involving advance-fee credit cards, credit repair, payday loans, debt adjustment and debt negotiation _ all of which can gravely hurt a victim's credit.
• The agency and state law enforcement agencies have filed 43 actions against what they call telemarketing schemes involving advance-fee credit cards, credit repair, payday loans, debt adjustment and debt negotiation _ all of which can gravely hurt a victim's credit.
• The company obtained 15 billion of debt adjustment that needed to be borne by banks and investors, another 15 billion as a capital increase from the French State since it was still the majority shareholder, and an additional 15 billion in cash from internal savings.
• In 1923 this was replaced by the " Debt Adjustment Act ", which strengthened the commissioner's powers and was intended to extend his jurisdiction over the entire province; due to opposition from lenders, the portions of the act dealing with other than drought-stricken areas were never proclaimed.