The Tokyo Court extended the creditor applications Mt.Gox

The Tokyo District Court approved the petition of the trustee of the bankrupt Mt.Gox Bitcoin Exchange Nobuaki Kobayashi to extend the consideration of creditors ’applications for compensation and postponed the filing of the final civil rehabilitation plan until October 28.

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Note that Kobayashi was supposed to submit a civil rehabilitation plan on April 26, but asked for more time to review the rejected applications.

At the end of March, the trustee informed the court of the completion of the consideration of applications, but now notified the court that the status of rejected requests could be revised.

It is noteworthy that even those users who did not make up the application will receive compensation. This applies to all verified Mt.Gox clients.

Earlier, Andy Peg, coordinator of the largest group of creditors of Mt.Gox Legal, left his post and sold his rights to pay Bitcoins to an unnamed New York investment firm at $ 600 for 1 BTC. He explained the decision by the fact that the legal claim of CoinLab’s head of Peter Vincennes for $ 16 billion could delay the payment process for years, and as a result, lenders may not see their money at all if the claimant’s claims to Mt.Gox are justified.

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