EUROPEAN INSOLVENCY. THE EUROPEAN REGULATION ENFORCEMENT.
Autor:
CAMPUZANO LAGUILLO, A.B./ BELTRÁN SÁNCHEZ, E.M./ VELASCO FABRA, G.
Editorial:
Aranzadi
Páginas:
618
Edición:
1
Fecha de publicación:
19/05/2010
ISBN:
9788499035291
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Sinopsis
Índice
The constant increase in
international economic relationships has led to a continuous rise in
international insolvency proceedings in which the effects of the insolvency
extend to various countries as a result of the companies, assets or creditors
outside the State in which the insolvency order is issued. Furthermore, these
proceedings are becoming increasingly complex in themselves. Within the European
Union, the need for a cross-border solution led to the «Council Regulation on
Insolvency Proceedings», which follows the recommendations of the «United
Nations Commission on International Trade law», with the aim of providing
creditors not resident in the state opening the insolvency proceedings with the
possibility of requesting the admission of claims, and confering on the
insolvency bodies the powers necessary to act in respect of assets located in
the territory of other States. Although the Council Regulation constitutes an
important step forward regarding the conduct of international insolvency
proceedings, it has not unified insolvency law. It is still possible, even
within the European Union, for several insolvency proceedings to be opened
simultaneously -even though one of them will be the main insolvency proceedings-
and for the same insolvency proceedings to be subject to different laws.
This work starts with an
analysis of the European Community regulations and then provides an overview of
the legislation of each State, summarising current proceedings, sorne recently
changed, and analysing the solution offered under each legislation for matters
on which the Council Regulation on lnsolvency Proceedings stipulates that the
law of the country in which the insolvency order is issued shall not necessarily
be applicable.
This work includes
contributions from professionals specialised in insolvency law with proven and
accredited practical and teaching experience in the best European law firms, who
not only analyse the legal system applicable in their respective country, but
who also suggest solutions for the numerous problems with which they are faced
in daily practice.
European Insolvency Law: Brief Approach to
Council Regulation (EC) No. 1346/2000 on Insolvency Proceedings
Ph. D. José Luis Iriarte
Ángel
Professor in Private International Law. Public University of Navarra
Senior Legal Adviser. Eversheds Lupicinio
Ph. D. Marta Casado
Abarquero
Lecturer in International Commercial Law. Deusto University
Partner. San José Abogados
Austria
Alexander Klauser
Brauneis Klauser Prändl
Barbara Pogacar
Lawpartners Rechtsanwälte, Dr. Borns Rechtsanwalts GmbH
Belgium
Thierry Bosly, Muriel Alhadeff,
Florence Meeuwissen and Katja Thürmer
White & Case
Czech Republic
Dusan Sedlacek, Ivan
Barabas and Lenka Neuzilova
Attorneys-at-Law
Havel & Holasek
Cyprus
Maria Kyriacov
Andreas Neocleous & CO LLC
Demnark
Lars Lindencrone Petersen
Partner at Bech-Bruun
Germany
Ulrich Blech
Hengeler Mueller
Greece
Vassilios Christianos
Professor of European Law Faculty of Law, Univesity of Athens
Christianos & Partners Law Firm
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