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ARTICLE · 30 JULY 2012

Bullying Behavior Under Insolvency Law

During the current economic downturn the number of insolvency proceedings in the Czech Republic continuously increases.

Czech RepublicInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
Patrik Przyhoda
Patrik Przyhoda
Magda Němcová
Magda Němcová

During the current economic downturn the number of insolvency proceedings in the Czech Republic continuously increases. The insolvency legislation plays a key role in insolvency proceedings.

Given the tough conditions on the market, we are witnessing higher numbers of bullying insolvency petitions submitted against debtors.

Bullying behavior is a situation where a creditor submits an unjustified insolvency petition against the debtor. The purpose of such an unjustified petition is, in fact, not to solve the debtor's bankruptcy but a means for creditors to get their money back, to eliminate the debtor from the competition (e.g. a debtor cannot participate in public tenders) or to damage the debtor's reputation.

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