liquidation

liquidation
The extinguishment of a debt by payment. Flecker v Bank of United States (US) 8 Wheat 338, 5 L Ed 631. The ascertainment of the amount of a debt or demand by agreement or by legal proceedings. In a more common sense of the term, the winding up of a corporation, partnership, or other business enterprise upon dissolution by converting the assets to money, collecting accounts receivable, paying debts, and distributing the net proceeds, if any, among the shareholders, partners, or owners of the business. Garrett Co. v Morton, 35 Misc 10, 71 NYS 17. The winding up of the affairs of a corporation by reducing its assets, paying its debts, and apportioning the surplus, if there be a surplus. Young v Blandin, 215 Minn 111, 9 NW2d 313. See partial liquidation.

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  • liquidation — 1570s, noun of action from L.L. liquidare (see LIQUIDATE (Cf. liquidate)); originally as a legal term in reference to assets; of inconvenient groups of persons, 1925 in communist writings …   Etymology dictionary

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