Our webinar will look at the current status of the Second Chance Directive implementation.\u00a0We will discuss the history of the proposal for a directive harmonizing certain aspects of insolvency law\u00a0and issues covered by the proposal with particular focus on:\u00a0Transaction avoidance from the debtor perspective, asset tracing from the debtor perspective, creditors committees, management board members obligations from debtor and creditor perspective. Large part will be devoted to the pre-pack.<\/p>\n
We would also cover latest Polish Supreme Court decision of 14\/06\/2023, case No III CZP 84\/22, where Polish Supreme Court dealt with legitimacy of creditors towards initiating\u00a0actio pauliana<\/i>\u00a0also when bankruptcy is declared.<\/p>\n
Polish Court found it permissible, but the judgement raises a lot of questions, concerns and issues also with wider perspective, context and jurisdictions, as also Proposal for a harmonizing directive addresses the issues of\u00a0actio pauliana<\/i>\u00a0(transaction avoidance).<\/p>\n
We will consider the impact for (mainly)\u00a0Polish and German companies and evaluate what is on the horizon. There will be also plenty of space for questions.\u00a0We’re looking forward to welcoming you all to this exclusive webinar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Our webinar will look at the current status of the Second Chance Directive implementation.\u00a0We will discuss the history of the proposal for a directive harmonizing certain aspects of insolvency law\u00a0and issues covered by the proposal with particular focus on:\u00a0Transaction avoidance from the debtor perspective, asset tracing from the debtor perspective, creditors committees, management board members … <\/p>\n