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Showing 8411–8420 of 24448 articles for “Art. 4 Dec 2018”
As soon as the request is received, the president of the court shall have the court clerk summon the legal representative of the debtor legal entity or the debtor natural person in order to hear their…
The decision rejecting the application for recusal may be appealed by the debtor to the first president of the court of appeal within ten days of notification. The appeal shall be lodged by delivering…
Where the debtor so requests, the president of the court shall immediately terminate the conciliation proceedings.
…ciliator or to extend the conciliator's mission is not granted, the debtor may lodge an appeal by a declaration made or sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to the court registry.…
The Registrar shall notify the conciliator of the challenge request by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The letter of notification shall reproduce the second and third paragraphs of…
…to the summons sent to the conciliator. The first president or his delegate hears both parties. The decision is notified by the registrar to the debtor. The conciliator shall be notified.
The opening of safeguard, receivership or compulsory liquidation proceedings automatically terminates the conciliation procedure.
If the conciliator acquiesces, he or she is replaced without delay.
If the challenge is accepted, the conciliator shall be replaced without delay.
…g on the application for challenge shall be notified by the registrar to the debtor. A copy of this decision shall also be delivered or sent to the conciliator.
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