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CAN A SPOUSE LIQUIDATE A DEBT OF A BANKRUPT?

When considering a case on challenging the repayment of the common debt of the spouses by the debtor's wife, the courts could not come to a common opinion, and the manager insisted on recognizing the transaction as invalid. But the Supreme Court put an end to the issue, having explained its position quite simply. Initially, the debt arose from ...

THE COURT REJECTED LEGAL SUCCESSION AFTER SATISFYING ALL THE CREDITORS’ CLAIMS

The district court has recently considered the claim for procedural substitution in bankruptcy. It was supposed to take place on the initiative of a third party in connection with the satisfaction of all the register claims to the debtor's creditors. However, the creditors did not agree with this state of affairs and contested the judicial acts of the courts of the first instance and appeal. When reconsidering the case, the district court took the side of the creditors, recalling ...

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