In Re M & S Associates, Ltd.

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• “the proponent must prove that the debtor will have available credit and the ability to meet capital expenditures.”
• “Income projections offered in support of reorganization plans must be based on concrete evidence of financial progress, and must not be speculative, conjectural or unrealistic”
• “The availability of credit, both capital and trade, the adequacy of funds for equipment replacement, and provisions for adequate working capital are other factors which should be examined [in a feasibility analysis].”

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