S. 1450104th CongressSenate Bill

Amends Federal bankruptcy law to provide that a commercial bankruptcy or reorganization plan does not affect gaming contracts between a…

Official title: A bill to provide that certain gaming contracts shall remain in effect, notwithstanding filing for bankruptcy, and for other purposes.

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Amends Federal bankruptcy law to provide that a commercial bankruptcy or reorganization plan does not affect gaming contracts between a gaming corporation and a governmental entity or public benefit corporation, unless agreed to by the parties.

Introduced Dec 6, 1995
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John Breaux

Democrat

U.S. Senator · LA

Introduced solo — no cosponsors joined.

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