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Originally Posted by fjtorres
Only if executed *before* bankruptcy.
Once the bankruptcy court takes over any such clause is void.
The copyrights become corporate *assets* to be sold to pay off creditors; secured debtors first and then if anything is left, the unsecured debtors. The contracts go to whoever buys them, even for pennies on the dollar.
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Originally Posted by Apache
The judge can also rule them the property of the court even if disposed of before bankruptcy filing. A man returned his truck to the bank before filing bankruptcy. The judge ruled that the bankruptcy took precedence and the truck was seized by the court.
Apache
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You both neglected to mention that the lawyers are in line ahead of the secured creditors.