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LIS s.a.

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Bankruptcyparagraphe 102(1) de la Loi
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540-11-012451-250
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Last activity10 Apr 2025
On the record529 days
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LIS s.a. became bankrupt on 10 April 2025, with Raymond Chabot Inc. acting as syndic under court file 540-11-012451-250. The statement of affairs, declared and estimated by the bankrupt as at 9 April 2025, reports assets of $1.00 against liabilities of $38,398.87, leaving a deficit of $38,397.87. Secured and preferred claims are both stated at $0.00. A $22,000.00 line of credit with BMO is the largest claim, followed by $9,461.18 in Québec corporate tax and $6,937.69 in federal corporate tax.

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LIS s.a.

Trustee in bankruptcy

Raymond Chabot

Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
Priority classCreditorAmountSource
UnsecuredBMO - Financial Group (marge de crédit) · in 39 casesBank loan (line of credit), classified as unsecured on Statement of Affairs despite being a bank facility — debtor: LIS s.a. · as of 9 Apr 2025$22KAvis de faillite
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DateDocumentFile
Avis de faillite
  • Appointee Raymond Chabot Inc.
  • Appointee role syndic de l'actif du failli
  • Commencement date 10 April 2025
  • Court file no 540-11-012451-250
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