Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 43-2104 (2026)
Approval of rehabilitation plan by creditors.
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Approval of rehabilitation plan by creditors.
The plan so approved by the board of directors shall thereupon be submitted to the known creditors of the district directly affected thereby, in such manner as to the board may seem appropriate and practical under the circumstances. The approval of such plan by creditors shall be in writing filed with the secretary of the board, and such approval shall be irrevocable if approved by a majority in amount of each class of creditors directly affected thereby, within the time specified in such plan.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 3
cases, 1940–1985 · leading case: Nycum v. Triangle Dairy Co., 712 P.2d 559 (Idaho 1985).
Nycum v. Triangle Dairy Co., 712 P.2d 559 (Idaho 1985). “[5] Under the 1939 amendments, the alleged occupational disease was compensable only if specifically enumerated in a list found in then I.C. § 43-2104. If a worker's particular disease was not listed, his claim was dismissed without reaching any of the further issues of…”
Goaslind v. City of Pocatello, 102 P.2d 650 (Idaho 1940). “If the last sentence in section 43-1001, as amended by section 1, chapter 161, 1939 Session Laws, page 287, construed together with section 43-2104 of section 2 of said 1939 Session Laws, being added as chapter 21 of the Workmen’s Compensation Law, and the paragraph immediately…”
Morgan v. Simplot, 155 P.2d 917 (Idaho 1945). “That if said disease is an occupational disease, it is not one of the occupational diseases for which compensation is provided in section 43-2104, I.C.A.” An examination of the Occupational Disease Compensation Law (Sess.”
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