Actions for Rescission or Nullity.
Section 128
SEC. 128. Actions for Rescission or Nullity. — The liquidator or, with his conformity, a creditor may initiate and prosecute any action to rescind, or declare null and void any transaction described in the immediately preceding paragraph. If the liquidator does not consent to the filling or prosecution of such action, any creditor may seek leave of the court to commence said action. if leave of court is granted under subsection (a) hereof, the liquidator shall assign and transfer to the creditor all rights, title and interest in the chose in action or subject matter of the proceeding, including any document in support thereof. Any benefit derived from a proceeding taken pursuant to subsection (a) hereof, to the extent of his claim and the costs, belongs exclusively to the creditor instituting the proceeding, and the surplus, if any, belongs to the estate. Where, before an orders is made under subsection (a) hereof, the liquidator signifies to the court his readiness to the institute the proceeding for the benefit of the creditors, the order shall fix the time within which he shall do so and, in that case the benefit derived from the proceedings, if instituted within the time limits so fixed, belongs to the estate. (E) The Liquidation Plan.