The Concept of Bankruptcy Proceedings
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The scholars writing on bankruptcy proceedings have not yet reached an agreement whether bankruptcy proceedings are considered to be a part of the civil procedure or an independent branch of law. The reasons for that are the particularity of the method and subject of the legal regulation that could distinguish bankruptcy proceedings fr om the other branches of law. Therefore, wondering whether the legal norms regulating the relations of bankruptcy could form an independent branch of law and taking into account the most common ways the branches of law are delim ited, the article examines their subject, method, purpose and expediency of the legal regulation.
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