MEMORANDUM CIRCULARS CY 2001

 

APPENDIX "A"

FEES FOR MANCOM, RECEIVER OR LIQUIDATOR

1.)   FOR MANCOM AND RECEIVER

The monthly salary of the Chief Operating Officer of the corporation for a period of one (1) year.

Within the one (1) year period, a rehabilitation plan should be submitted and approved by the creditors.

If no rehabilitation plan has been approved within the one (1) year period, the company should proceed to liquidation and a liquidator should be appointed.

If the MANCOM or interim receiver was able to secure new capital infusion from new investors (excluding existing stockholders or creditors and their subsidiaries or affiliates) the said MANCOM or receiver shall, in addition, be entitled to receive an incentive fee equivalent to a certain percentage of the amount of the new capital infused as may be agreed upon between the corporation or partnership and the MANCOM or receiver.   In case of disagreement, the Commission shall fix the incentive fee taking into consideration the efforts of the MANCOM, or receiver in raising the new capital infusion, the amount of the new capital infused and the practical benefits to the corporation or the partnership, among others.

2.)   FOR LIQUIDATOR

For the first P500 Million and below of amount paid to Claimants

: 4%

For the second P500 Million of amount paid to Claimants

: 3%

For the third P500 Million of amount paid to Claimants

: 2%

For the fourth P500 Million of amount paid to Claimants

: 1%

If the amount paid to claimant is less than the total liability to the said claimant but the latter voluntarily agrees to accept the said amount as a full settlement and extinguishment of the obligation of the debtor corporation or partnership as a result of the efforts of the Liquidator, the fee shall be based on the amount of the obligation actually paid. settled and extinguished.

This provision shall not apply in case the claimant is constrained to accept the amount as a result of pro-rata payments to claimants due to the application of concurrence and preference of credits.

 

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