Result completed
Send the acceptance record and delivery evidence even if the customer refuses to sign.
Works continuing
Do not increase exposure without written funding and authority confirmation.
Materials on site
Record ownership, quantity, condition and access.
Separating contractor claims
| Situation | Claim | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Works delivered before filing | Contract debt and permitted remedies | Contract, estimate, records, correspondence and due date |
| Customer avoids acceptance | Payment for proven delivery without justified defects | Readiness notice, unilateral record, photographs and log |
| Post-filing works | Potential current-claim treatment | Obligation date, instruction and actual period |
| Contractor materials remain on site | Recovery of property or another fact-specific claim | Invoices, labels, inventory and title |
Contractor workflow
Record the stage
Prepare completion records, photographs, logs and a material inventory.
Deliver the result
Send the record, invoice and inspection invitation under the contract.
Check the case
Identify the filing date, procedure, manager and restrictions.
Separate and file
Do not combine old work, new periods, retention, materials and penalties.
Whether to continue work
- obtain written confirmation of scope and budget;
- verify the person issuing instructions;
- agree staged acceptance and payment;
- do not self-finance based only on a future-payment promise;
- inventory materials and equipment;
- record safe conservation if work stops.
Intent boundary
| Bankrupt party | Perspective | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Customer | Contractor or provider claims payment | This guide |
| Construction contractor | Customer seeks performance or refund | Contractor-company bankruptcy guide |
FAQ
Will a signed acceptance record be paid?
It is important but not conclusive. Payment depends on claim classification, priority and available funds.
What if the customer refuses to sign?
Follow the delivery procedure, document readiness and objections, and issue a unilateral record where legally supported.
May works be suspended?
Suspension or withdrawal depends on the contract, breach and Civil Code Articles 717 and 719, including site-safety consequences.
Are all new works current claims?
No. Classification depends on when the monetary obligation arose and the substance of performance.
Official sources
- Russian Civil Code, Articles 702, 711, 717, 719 and 720
- Bankruptcy Law, Articles 5, 16, 71, 100 and 142
- Supreme Commercial Court Plenum Resolution No. 63
- Higher-court guidance on bankruptcy transaction avoidance
Related guides: contractor-company bankruptcy, creditor claim filing and current claims.
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