Plan of Arrangement

/ˈplæn əv əˌreɪndʒmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A court-approved agreement among a corporation’s shareholders, creditors, or other stakeholders to reorganize or restructure the company, often used in mergers, acquisitions, or insolvency proceedings.
    The company sought court approval for a plan of arrangement to merge with its competitor.

Forms

  • plan of arrangement
  • plans of arrangement

Commentary

Plans of arrangement must comply with statutory procedures and typically require court sanction to ensure fairness and legality.

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