When the trustee sells off the assets of the debtor, this is called:

A. discharge

B. liquidation

C. adjustment

D. reorganization

When the trustee sells off the assets of the debtor, this is called liquidation. The correct option in regard to the given question is option "B". The trustee sells off the assets to pay off as much debt as possible and then the remaining debt is wavered. This kind of policy is prevalent in several countries around the world. The debtor is released after the completion of the procedure. It is true that the policy is directed towards paying back as much money as possible back to the creditors, but it is a rarity that the creditors get paid in full. It takes a minimum of 3 to 4 months to complete the total procedure.