- IILR
- 2011
- Heft 3 (Seite 235-420)
- Articles
- Moss QC: European Insolvency Regulation – Jurisdiction Issues
- Taylor: Conference on Reform of the European Insolvency Regulation
- Asimacopoulos: The Future of the European Insolvency Regulation
- Tollenaar: Proposal for Reform: Improving the ability to rescue multinational Enterprises under the European Insolvency Regulation
- Marshall: The Future of the European Insolvency Regulation – Rights in rem
- Kolmann: Thoughts on the governing insolvency law
- Veder: The Future of the European Insolvency Regulation – Applicable law, in particular security rights
- Wessels: EU Insolvency Regulation: Where to go from here?
- Vallender: Judicial cooperation within the EC Insolvency Regulation
- Introduction
- Legal foundations for the duty to cooperate
- Lack of an expressive legal foundation
- Interpretation of Art. 31 of the Insolvency Regulation
- Duty to cooperate due to general principles (of Community Law)
- Judicial cooperation under the Model Law
- Advantages and disadvantages of cooperation
- Advantages of cooperation
- Disadvantages of cooperation
- Readiness and willingness for cooperation
- Ghia: Regulation N. 1346/2000 and Protection of Creditors
- Garcimartín: The Review of the Insolvency Regulation: Hybrid Procedures and other issues
- Proposals on the Reform of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1346/2000 OF 29 May 2000 on Insolvency Proceedings Amsterdam, 28 April 2011
- Summary of proposals for reform - Conference on the Future of the European Insolvency Regulation
- Report on the Conference on the Future of the European Insolvency Regulation
- Articles
- Heft 3 (Seite 235-420)
- 2011
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