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Further reading [ edit ]
Ltd, Michigan Legal Publishing (15 December 2015). United States Bankruptcy Code; 2016
Edition. Michigan Legal Publishing Limited. ISBN 9781942842033.
External links [ edit ]
United States Bankruptcy Code via usbankruptcycode.org
