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CRIMINAL OFFENSES AGAINST BANKRUPTCY DEBTORS WHO DO NOT ACT IN GOOD FAITH TOWARDS THE MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF BANKRUPTCY ESTATE TO ENSURE LEGAL CERTAINTY [PDF]

Russian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences
Debtors who are not in good faith will make every effort to avoid bankruptcy in the PKPU process and also do not have good faith to carry out their debt payment obligations if declared bankrupt, the debtor has the potential to take actions that are not ...
Albab A.U., Warka M., Setyorini E.H.
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The Administration of the Bankruptcy Estate according to the Bavarian Code of Civil Procedure of 1869 with a View to the Prussian Bankruptcy Code of 1855 and the Reich Bankruptcy Code of 1877

Journal on European History of Law
The bankruptcy proceedings codified in the Bavarian Code of Civil Procedure immediately before the founding of the German Empire after long scientific and political discussion (Gant) competed as the most up-to-date regulation of the bankruptcy ...
Martin Löhnig
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SMU Annual Texas Survey, 2022
This article is a survey of relevant developments in bankruptcy law from December 1, 2019, through November 30, 2020. The article focuses on law likely to be influential to Texas practitioners.
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RAILROAD BANKRUPTCY PROPENSITY

The Journal of Finance, 1971
THE RECENT POOR PERFORMANCE of our nation's economy has been marked by a rash of business failures in all sectors.' One industry which has been particularly sensitive to economic downturns in the past is the nation's railroad carriers. In 1970, four railroads petitioned the courts for bankruptcy under Section 77 of the National Bankruptcy Act.
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Bankruptcy

2004
Abstract In everyday language insolvency and bankruptcy may be used as interchangeable terms, but there is an important distinction to be drawn. Insolvency refers to a state of affairs in which an individual debtor is unable to discharge his financial obligations.
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Bankruptcy

2015
Bankruptcy is a legal process that generally seeks to effectuate two goals: (1) an orderly distribution of a debtor's prebankruptcy assets and/or future income for the benefit of creditors and (2) financial rehabilitation of the debtor. The first goal can be viewed as the law's response to the common-pool problem that arises when a debtor has ...
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Bankruptcy and Bankruptcy Law

World Economy and International Relations, 1991
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Bankruptcy policy

The University of Chicago Law Review, 1987
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Bankruptcy

The Virginia Law Register, 1901
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Bankruptcy

2014
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