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THE DEBTOR'S TAX OBLIGATIONS ARE PAID BY SELLING THE COLLATERAL AFTER THE CREDITOR RECEIVES THE BENEFIT

... the proceeds from the sale of the debtor's mortgaged property, taxes on such assets are repaid from the moment the mortgaged creditor began to benefit from its status. This can happen both at the very beginning of the bankruptcy case and at the observation stage, the Supreme Court determined. Such approaches were described by the judicial board for Economic Disputes of the Supreme Court of ... ... to the collateral creditor. • If the bank's unfair behavior is not proven, as well as the loss of the economic meaning of the pledge, property taxes and penalties are repaid from the proceeds of the pledged property in accordance with paragraph 6 of Article ...

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