In a document filed this week, the committee said the fast-track bidding procedure Levitz proposed under its Chapter 11 filing earlier this month would benefit only the retailer’s pre-petition lenders — General Electric Capital Corp., owed $42 million, and possibly YA Global Investments, or Yorkville, owed $22 million.The unsecured creditors are afraid most everything would go to GECC and YA Global leaving nothing to the unsecured creditors.A Chapter 7 liquidation, the committee said, would keep certain assets clear for distribution to other creditors.
A hearing on the bidding procedures is scheduled for today.
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