Bankruptcy Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Part 1: Preventing difficulties
Part 2: Safeguard
Part 3: Judicial receivership
Title 1: Opening of the court-supervised liquidation
Chapter 1: Setting the date of cessation of payments
Chapter 2: Appointment of procedural bodies
Chapter 3: Inventory
Section 1: Scope of divestiture
Section 2: Penalties for exceeding powers
Chapter 5: Effects of the judgment
Chapter 6: Remedies against court rulings
Title 3: Realization of assets
Title 4: Settlement of liabilities
Title 5: Closure of court-supervised liquidation operations
Title 6: Simplified court-supervised liquidation
Title 7: Professional recovery
Part 5: Responsibilities and penalties
684. Putting debtor under guardianship
1 minute de lecture
The insolvency procedures dispossess the debtor of part of his rights. The court-supervised procedure is the ultimate stage in this dispossession, which does not exist in the case of safeguard proceedings, and is only possible in the case of a receivership procedure. In fact, the judgment opening or pronouncing a court-supervised liquidation automatically divests the debtor, as from its date, of t …