From: bo774@FreeNet.Carleton.CA   
      
   The Patrick Michael Sullivan UCM Repost Project (pms@tkcspeedwagon.com) writes:   
   > Information request:   
   >   
   > 	In the matter of the bankruptcy of PATRICK MICHAEL SULLIVAN   
   > 			SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION   
      
   > f. Estimated net realizable dollar value   
   >   
   > 	a			b			  c/d	 	  e 	  f   
   > 1. Cash on Hand 	Cash on hand-Filing Fee  	$250.00 	$0.00	$250.00   
   > Real property- Land   							$0.00	$0.00   
   > 7. Motor Vehicle - Automobile	1990 Chevrolet Sprint	$500.00	[Y]	$0.00	$0.00   
   > 	Tool of trade: 1988 Dodge pickup truck		$1,000.00 [Y]		   
   > 	Tools of trade: chainsaw, skill saw, jigsaw,   
   > carpentry tools, electric drill, landscaping hand tools	$2,775.00   
   [Y]	$0.00	$0.00   
   >   
   > TOTAL							$5,225.00		$260.00   
   >   
   > 1 Amex Bank of Canada	   
   > c/o DRN Commerce   
   > P0 Box 2514, Stn B London, Ontario, N6A 4G9	   
   > 3733 7904 7741 001				$5,034 35	$0.00	$0.00	4   
   > 5191 2300 3928 3107				$2,231.85	$0.00	$0.00	4   
   > 3791 80003 04306				$2,664.84	$0.00	$0.00	9   
   > 4503 3000 0113 6603				$5,280.91	$0.00	$0.00	5   
   > 3403 80559					$2,341.44	$0.00	$0.00	5   
   > British Columbia V8W 9V1	   
   > X3600 1486 900					$2,827.31	$0.00	$0.00	9   
   > 5-250097					$14,000.00	$0.00	$0.00	7   
   > D7397433-001					$10,000.00	$0.00	$0.00	4   
   > 4510 1100 0409 9422				$2,198.26	$0.00	$0.00	4   
   > Court No. S42823				$179,644.50	$0.00	$0.00	9   
   > 				Sub Totals	$226,223.46 	$0.00	$0.00   
   > 					Total	$226,223.46   
      
   >     Monthly Income and Expense Statement or the Bankrupt and the Family Unit   
   and Information   
   >   
   > The information concerning the monthly income and expense statement of the   
   Bankrupt and the   
   > family unit, the financial situation of the Bankrupt and the Bankrupt's   
   obligation to make   
   > payments required under section 68 of the Act to the estate of the Bankrupt   
   are as follows:   
   >   
   > MONTHLY INCOME   
   > Description			Bankrupt	Other members of the family unit	Total   
   > Net Self Employment Income	$1,075.00	$0.00					$1,075.00   
   > TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF THE FAMILY UNIT ((1) + (2)) 					$1,075.00 (3)   
   >   
   > Telephone						$40.00   
   > Hydro							$20.00   
   > Dining / Lunches / Restaurants				$30.00   
   > Food / Grocery						$200.00   
   > Laundry / Dry Cleaning					$40.00   
   > Grooming /Toiletries					$10.00   
   > Clothing						$40.00   
   > Repair / Maintenance /Gas				$300.00   
   > Vehicle Insurance					$120.00   
   > Bankrupt Agreed Monthly Payment				$173.75   
   > Monthly Payment to Repurchase Assets			$1.25   
   > TOTAL MONTHLY DISCRETIONARY EXPENSES (FAMILY UNIT)	$975.00(10)   
   > MONTHLY SURPLUS OR (DEFICIT) FAMILY UNIT ((8)-(10))	$100.00(11)   
   > Total amount Bankrupt has agreed to pay monthly			$175.00 (12)   
      
   Can't say yay or nay to the accuracy.   
      
   Quite a sad story for someone of his age, though.   
      
   I assume counsel advised you of the legality of posting a court document,   
   with detailed financial and credit information. It would seem to be a public   
   record, on the face of it. Creditors would not be able to know of his claims   
   if it wasn't public record information.   
      
   It appears the the BC Medical Services Plan has a claim against PMS for past   
   premiums, although the list does not include any current monthly or pro-rated   
   longer term payments for health plan premiums, did it?   
      
   His current claimed income is consistent with 100% Premium Assistance by MSP   
      http://www.health.gov.bc.ca/msp/infoben/premium.html#regular   
   as well as zero annual decuctible for Phamacare Payment of prescriptions.   
      
   A 100% subsidy rate requires that his adjusted annual net income be under   
   $22,000.   
      
   That is PMS would not have to pay Health Plan premiums and would not have   
   to pay anything to pick up presriptions at a pharmacy, at any time of the year.   
      
   MSP requires folks on Premium Assistance to authorize income verification   
   with Canada Revenue Agency.   
      
   I only spend $700 year on auto fuel, but people in the boonies who drive   
   to or for work burn through more gas. It is interesting to see that as ~30%   
   of his monthly disposable income.   
      
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