Social Sciences
a year ago

Bankruptcy Loopholes Closed, Creditors' Interests Protected

Sociology and Law
Specific features of challenging the debtor’s transactions in bankruptcy proceedings
M. O. Denisovsky

Paper Summary

The article discusses how challenging a debtor's transactions in bankruptcy proceedings is different from challenging transactions in general. It looks at the specific aspects of contesting these transactions and points out key issues for debate. The conclusion is that the process of contesting debtor transactions in bankruptcy is unique due to the laws governing bankruptcy and the need to protect the interests of creditors.

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