Financial creditor claims require electronic proof in the prescribed form and evidence from information utilities or supporting documents. Regulation 17 requires a person claiming to be a financial creditor to submit proof of claim electronically in Form C of Schedule I to the liquidator. Existence of the debt may be proven by records in an information utility or by documents such as a financial contract with supporting financial statements, a record evidencing drawdown under a facility, financial statements showing non repayment, or a court or tribunal order adjudicating non payment.
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Financial creditor claims require electronic proof in the prescribed form and evidence from information utilities or supporting documents.
Regulation 17 requires a person claiming to be a financial creditor to submit proof of claim electronically in Form C of Schedule I to the liquidator. Existence of the debt may be proven by records in an information utility or by documents such as a financial contract with supporting financial statements, a record evidencing drawdown under a facility, financial statements showing non repayment, or a court or tribunal order adjudicating non payment.
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