Which of the following would most likely be strongly supported by the body of law generically known as insolvency law?

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Insolvency law deals with the legal framework for financial bankruptcy, including the process of declaring bankruptcy, the rights of creditors and debtors, and the distribution of assets. This choice aligns with insolvency law principles.

B, C, and D are not strongly supported by insolvency law. A discharge for the unwillingness of creditors to pursue claims (B) is unlikely as it would create a disincentive for creditors to pursue their rights. An appointed non-professional facilitator (C) may not be feasible as insolvency matters often require specialized knowledge and expertise. An absolute discharge for the refusal by creditors to negotiate (D) would not be supported as it undermines the rights of creditors and the due process of the law.

Which of the Following Would Most Likely Be Strongly Supported