The court cannot force creditors to agree to a reorganization plan even if it is fair,equitable,and feasible.

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Under U.S. bankruptcy law, specifically Chapter 11, the court can confirm a reorganization plan over the objections of some classes of creditors if the plan is deemed fair and equitable, and does not discriminate unfairly among creditors. This is known as a "cram down" provision.

The Court Cannot Force Creditors to Agree to a Reorganization