2014
DOI: 10.17747/2078-8886-2012-4-68-73
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Improving the Mechanisms of Pre-Trial Financial Recovery of Debtors Under the Control of Creditors

Abstract: In law enforcement challenge in the case of bankruptcy of the debtor payments in the performance of obligations under the loan agreements arise cases which may lead to complication and expensive credit borrowers. The work considers the causes of default by the debtor during the insolvency and foreign experience in crisis management under the control of the lender, which is proposed to use in the Russian legislation on bankruptcy in order to pre-trial financial rehabilitation of debtors.

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“…127-FZ "On Insolvency (Bankruptcy)" look outdated, because it contains only two articles on pre-trial prevention of insolvency. Their essence resolves into the following: firstly, it establishes the obligation of the potential debtor's managers to inform the founders of the occurrence of signs of bankruptcy; secondly, the founders have a general obligation to take measures to prevent bankruptcy; thirdly, it establishes the possibility of taking such measures by creditors or other persons under an agreement with the debtor; fourthly, it implies the possibility of providing financial assistance to the debtor by all of the above persons [14].…”
Section: B the Modern Stage Of Development Of Pre-trial Prevention Omentioning
confidence: 99%
“…127-FZ "On Insolvency (Bankruptcy)" look outdated, because it contains only two articles on pre-trial prevention of insolvency. Their essence resolves into the following: firstly, it establishes the obligation of the potential debtor's managers to inform the founders of the occurrence of signs of bankruptcy; secondly, the founders have a general obligation to take measures to prevent bankruptcy; thirdly, it establishes the possibility of taking such measures by creditors or other persons under an agreement with the debtor; fourthly, it implies the possibility of providing financial assistance to the debtor by all of the above persons [14].…”
Section: B the Modern Stage Of Development Of Pre-trial Prevention Omentioning
confidence: 99%