Subjekty mezinárodního insolvenčního řízení

Abstract

Subject of the International Bankruptcy Procedure The subject of this Master's Thesis called "Subjekty mezinárodního insolvenčního řízení" ("Subjects of the International Bankruptcy Procedure") is the definititon and description of each individual subject of the bankruptcy hearings and their rights and obligations during the proceedings. The first section of the Thesis contains a description of individual subjects as they are qualified and arranged in the Bankruptcy Act. These are the Debtor and his Creditors, moreover the Bankruptcy Court, the Bankruptcy Administrator, state prosecutors, and the Debtor's Receiver. Furthermore, Creditors' bodies were not neglected as well as new institutes brought to the Czech legal system by the new Bankruptcy Act that have been missing in the previous Bankruptcy and Compensation Act. The focus on the Czech legislation of the bankruptcy law is very important for this Thesis, in the second part, the European Union collision norms, which (mostly) refer to national legal customizations, are also described. This part mostly portrays the European Council Regulation (EC) No. 1346/2000, which is applied in case an international element exists, i.e. when the Debtor owns assets in more EU member states. The Regulation specifies the decisive national legal system for the...

Subject of the International Bankruptcy Procedure The subject of this Master's Thesis called "Subjekty mezinárodního insolvenčního řízení" ("Subjects of the International Bankruptcy Procedure") is the definititon and description of each individual subject of the bankruptcy hearings and their rights and obligations during the proceedings. The first section of the Thesis contains a description of individual subjects as they are qualified and arranged in the Bankruptcy Act. These are the Debtor and his Creditors, moreover the Bankruptcy Court, the Bankruptcy Administrator, state prosecutors, and the Debtor's Receiver. Furthermore, Creditors' bodies were not neglected as well as new institutes brought to the Czech legal system by the new Bankruptcy Act that have been missing in the previous Bankruptcy and Compensation Act. The focus on the Czech legislation of the bankruptcy law is very important for this Thesis, in the second part, the European Union collision norms, which (mostly) refer to national legal customizations, are also described. This part mostly portrays the European Council Regulation (EC) No. 1346/2000, which is applied in case an international element exists, i.e. when the Debtor owns assets in more EU member states. The Regulation specifies the decisive national legal system for the...