Arrangement
An agreement between a person with debts, who cannot pay them when they are due, and the creditors. The creditors share the money the debtor manages to pay in proportion to what they are each owed.
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Debtor
Someone who owes you money.
Bankrupt
Someone who is unable to pay their debts, and is legally insolvent.
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