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Normally the trustee in bankcruptcy and the Courts have the final jurisdiction,unless it is a "voluntary" bankcruptcy where the rules are slightly different.
In the case of a creditor demanding to bankcrupt a client he would initially serve them with "A STATUTORY DEMAND" and this MUST BE ACCEPTED OR-CHALLENGED-and if it is left undefended then the matter usually progreses before the Courts ,however, the Judge may not grant an order if he is not satisfied with the writ/petition and may re-list the matter inviting the respondent to put forward a defence and or proposal.
In most Countries,like the UK,the discharge from bankcruptcy is usually over after 12 months.
The record remains on file ,however,for as long as ten years making it difficult to obtain credit.[Syed Amir]
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Regulatory commissions have the power to make rules for large industries and businesses that affect the public.
Have power to make rules for large industries and business that affect the public?
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Congress does
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It depends who are the people in the government
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Government corporations
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A type of independence agency that has the power to make rules and bring violators to court.
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A government with little rules and little power
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Im not so very sure but i think it is the priest of the church or the government.
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By telling them what they can or can not make legal as far as laws or rules for the state or government
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Congress did not have the power to make rules about slavery in the kansas territory.
