Just curious about something. The notice that we're all going to get says:
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So what does that mean? If we have no current open orders or the like, should we still file a claim so that if a future major issue arises, we're not foreclosed from having replacement parts or whatever provided by Van's? If a SB comes out in the future, etc.?
Color me confused...
(Emphasis added)The definition of Claim includes any and all claims of any kind or nature whatsoever that you may have with respect to the above or
any other issues involving Debtor, either now existing or arising the future, related in any way to Debtor or its products, services, activities, or of any other kind and nature against Debtor even if presently unliquidated, contingent, unmatured, disputed, undisputed, legal, equitable, secured, or unsecured.
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(Emphasis added)The deadline for filing proof of claim is February 12, 2024. If you have a Claim and you do not file a Proof of Claim by that date, your Claim may be discharged. Failure to file a Claim may prevent you from voting on any plan of reorganization in this case. Furthermore, if your Claim is
discharged, you will be forever prevented from asserting your Claim against the Debtor and you may not receive any payment or distribution on your Claim
So what does that mean? If we have no current open orders or the like, should we still file a claim so that if a future major issue arises, we're not foreclosed from having replacement parts or whatever provided by Van's? If a SB comes out in the future, etc.?
Color me confused...