The subject of law is classified into two types of legal subjects, namely Naturlijke
Persoon (Man) and Recht Persoon (Legal Entity). The bankruptcy law must
essentially protect all interested parties in the process, protection must be provided
to all parties be it creditors or debtors. The creditor in the bankruptcy law has the
right to obtain repayment of receivables to the debtor, and the debtor has the
obligation to repay the debt to the creditor. Bankruptcy law then provides facilities
in the form of bill rights to creditors in Article 204, Act Number 37 2004 of The
Bankruptcy Law, and Suspension of Debt Payments. beside that Article 142
paragraph 1 of the Limited Liability Company Law, regarding the dissolution of a
company that is insolvent due to bankruptcy, has the potential to reduce the billing
right granted by bankruptcy law to creditors who have not received repayment after
the bankruptcy is completed. This research is a normative legal research using
literature study of primary and secondary legal data. This research shows that the
bill rights according to law that given to the creditor to recover the remaining
outstanding debt by the debtor after the bankruptcy proceedings are completed,
retains the executory power against the individual debtor (naturlijk persoon) and
to the incorporated debtor (recht persoon) as long as the incorporated debtor does
not dissolve