- IILR
- 2013
- Heft 4 (Seite 369-478)
- IILR Symposium June 2013
- Brinkmann: Avoidance Claims in the Context of the EIR
- Griffiths: Freedom For The Wolves – Has often meant death to the sheep
- Kurglarz: Satisfaction Of The Claims Of Creditors In Bankruptcy Proceedings
- Scarso: Avoidance claims and turnaround of distressed businesses from an Italian perspective
- Giese: The Challenging of restructuring credits from a Czech perspective
- Corno: Enforcement of avoidance claims judgments in Europe. Present rules and (reasonable) future reforms
- Summary
- Avoidance Claims and Subsequent Judgments
- Enforcement of insolvency-related Avoidance Claims Judgments in Europe
- Rules regarding the Enforcement of Judgments under Reg 44/2001
- The Applicability of Domestic Law to the Enforcement of Judgments delivered in other Member States, once an Exequatur Order has been issued
- The Inapplicability to Avoidance Claims Judgments connected with Insolvency Proceedings
- The Interaction between Reg 44/2001 and Reg 1346/2000 with regard to the Enforcement of insolvency-related Judgments
- Opposition to an Enforcement Order related to Avoidance Claims Judgments; excluded Grounds
- Grounds for refusal or revoking Enforcement Orders regarding Avoidance Claims Judgments
- Judgments regarding the Revocation of Enforcement Orders
- The future Reform of Reg 1346/2000
- Conclusions
- Pietron, Reitzug: 4th Symposium of the Department of International and European Insolvency Law at the University of Cologne
- IILR Symposium June 2013
- Heft 4 (Seite 369-478)
- 2013
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