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Giving Due Course to or Dismissal of Petition, or Conversion of Proceedings. - Within ten (10) days from receipt of the report of the rehabilitation receiver mentioned in Section 24 hereof the court may:
(a) give due course to the petition upon a finding that:
(1) the debtor is insolvent; and
(2) there is a substantial likelihood for the debtor to be successfully rehabilitated;
(b) dismiss the petition upon a finding that:
(1)debtor is not insolvent;
(2) the petition i8 a sham filing intended only to delay the enforcement of the rights of the creditor/s or of any group of creditors;
(3)the petition, the Rehabilitation Plan and the attachments thereto contain any materially false or misleading statements; or
(4)the debtor has committed acts of misrepresentation or in fraud of its creditor/s or a group of creditors;
(c)convert the proceedings into one for the liquidation of the debtor upon a finding that:
(1)the debtor is insolvent; and
(2)there is no substantial likelihood for the debtor to be successfully rehabilitated as determined in accordance with the rules to be promulgated by the Supreme Court.
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