Celsius’ proposed extension for wind-up opposed by creditors, US government
02/09 10:44
According to Coindesk, plans by bankrupt crypto lender Celsius to extend its restructuring plan by up to five months have been opposed by creditors and the U.S. government in legal filings made Wednesday. While the company on Jan. 25 outlined plans to transform into a publicly traded "recovery corporation," it needs to hurry up to avoid mounting lawyers’ fees from draining the estate dry, the filings said. In a Jan. 25 motion, the company asked to extend its exclusive deadline for filing a plan by six weeks until the end of March, and to be able to solicit votes on it until the end of June. If the deal doesn’t come through, the reorganization could be replaced by a full liquidation of assets, the company said. But according to U.S. Trustee William Harrington – a Department of Justice official responsible for bankruptcy cases – “there is no basis given to extend this case another five months just for the filing and soliciting of a plan.” With the rate at which lawyers are "consuming" what's left of the company's assets, another extension through June "is inappropriate," Harrington said in a Wednesday filing. A hearing on the issue is scheduled for Feb. 15, presided by Martin Glenn, a judge in the Southern District of New York.
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