involuntary adjudication

involuntary adjudication
An adjudication in bankruptcy on an involuntary petition. Bankruptcy Act § 1(2); 11 USC § 1(2). A determination, whether by decree or by operation of law, that a person is a bankrupt. 29 Am J2d Bankr § 264. A determination, whether by decree not sought by him or by operation of law, that a person is a bankrupt. 29 Am J2d Bankr § 264. In a broader sense, any judgment other than a consent judgment.

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