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What is the difference between corporate insolvency and individual insolvency (bankruptcy)?

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Corporate insolvency is the winding up of a corporate entity (a company) while individual insolvency is the making of a bankruptcy order against an individual (a person) or a sole proprietorship or a partnership.

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