Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law
OVERVIEW
Enforcement and bankruptcy law regulates the compulsory satisfaction of claims arising from private-law relationships and the enforcement methods that may be applied to a debtor’s assets. Enforcement with or without judgment, attachment, foreclosure of security, bankruptcy and restructuring by composition are among its principal institutions.
Principal service areas
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Enforcement with and without judgment and proceedings specific to negotiable instruments
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Objections to payment orders and actions to annul or remove objections
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Attachment, preservation, sale and distribution-list procedures
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Negative declaratory, restitution and release-from-debt actions
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Third-party ownership claims and actions to set aside dispositions
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Enforcement of judgments for delivery of movables and eviction of immovables
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Enforcement through foreclosure of pledged or mortgaged property
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Bankruptcy, transitional disputes concerning postponement of bankruptcy and restructuring by composition