What happens to the assignor company?

Once an assignment for the benefit of creditors agreement is executed and delivered, the company is divested of its assets and the assignee takes on ownership and control of all of the assets, subject to existing and valid liens and encumbrances. Following the assignment, the assignor company has no assets, and any claims against assets of the company must be pursued through the filing of a proof of claim form.

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