Implementation of Creditors Rights in the Bankruptcy Procedure
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The article „Implementation of creditors rights in the bankruptcy procedure“ is dedicated to the analysis of the purposes of judicial enterprise bankruptcy procedure and implementation of rights and legal interests of creditor as a principal individual of the bankruptcy procedure.
The article does not confine to enumeration and comment of the rights granted to the creditor, but also analysis, systematical explanation, development of their essence, elaboration of machinery of implementation of creditors rights pending the bankruptcy procedure.
The author pursues to answer the question, whether the Enterprise Bankruptcy Law provides enough possibilities to ensure rights and legal interests of both bankruptcy enterprise and creditors pending the bankruptcy procedure. The author tries to answer this question by analyzing laws, regulating execution of bankruptcy procedure, practice of the courts dealing with bankruptcy cases, also other materials, representing different views of scientists on the matters of bankruptcy.
The article does not confine to enumeration and comment of the rights granted to the creditor, but also analysis, systematical explanation, development of their essence, elaboration of machinery of implementation of creditors rights pending the bankruptcy procedure.
The author pursues to answer the question, whether the Enterprise Bankruptcy Law provides enough possibilities to ensure rights and legal interests of both bankruptcy enterprise and creditors pending the bankruptcy procedure. The author tries to answer this question by analyzing laws, regulating execution of bankruptcy procedure, practice of the courts dealing with bankruptcy cases, also other materials, representing different views of scientists on the matters of bankruptcy.
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