alleryStart learning →After completing CIRP, a debtor cannot apply again within how long (section 11)?
AThree months
BEighteen months
CTwenty-four months
DTwelve months
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Twelve months
Section 11(b) bars a debtor that completed CIRP twelve months before the date of the new application.
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