Sale or Disposal of Encumbered Property of the Debtor and Assets of Third Parties Held by Debtor.
Section 50
SEC. 50. Sale or Disposal of Encumbered Property of the Debtor and Assets of Third Parties Held by Debtor. — The court may authorize the sale, transfer, conveyance or disposal of encumbered property of the debtor, or property of others held by the debtor where there is a security interest pertaining to third parties under a financial, credit or other similar transactions if, upon application of the rehabilitation receiver and with the consent of the affected owners of the property, or secured creditor/s in the case of encumbered property of the debtor and, after notice and hearing, the court determines that: such sale, transfer, conveyance or disposal is necessary for the continued operation of the debtor's business; and the debtor has made arrangements to provide a substitute lien or ownership right that provides an equal level of security for the counter-party's claim or right. Provided, That properties held by the debtor where the debtor has authority to sell such as trust receipt or consignment arrangements may be sold or disposed of by the .debtor, if such sale or disposal is necessary for the operation of the debtor's business, and the debtor has made arrangements to provide a substitute lien or ownership right that provides an equal level of security for the counter-party's claim or right. Sale or disposal of property under this section shall not give rise to any criminal liability under applicable laws.