Involuntary Petition in Bankruptcy Definition | Becker

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Involuntary Petition in Bankruptcy

A document filed by a debtor's creditors alleging that the debtor owes more than the threshold amount specified in the revised Bankruptcy Act and is not paying debts as they become due. If the debtor does not object or the court finds the petition to be true, it becomes an order for relief.

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