Bankruptcy
In-depth articles on personal and corporate bankruptcy in Russia: eligibility, court and out-of-court procedures, assets, transactions, consequences, and creditor and debtor rights.
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Liquidation Receiver’s Report in Russian Bankruptcy
What a Russian liquidation receiver reports during and after proceedings, required contents, supporting records and practical creditor checks.
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Russian Tax Authority Filed for Personal Bankruptcy: What to Do
What to do when the Russian tax authority files a personal-bankruptcy petition: threshold, default period, claim composition, objections, assets and deadlines.
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Persons Participating in Russian Bankruptcy Proceedings
Who participates in a Russian bankruptcy case and court process, how Articles 34 and 35 differ, and how procedural status is proved.
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Notice to Creditors in Russian Bankruptcy
Who notifies creditors in Russian bankruptcy, when Federal Register publication, personal service and meeting notice are required.
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Meeting of Debtor Employees in Russian Bankruptcy
How the meeting of current and former debtor employees is convened, notified and conducted, and how their representative is elected.
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Closure of the Creditors’ Register in Russian Bankruptcy
When the Russian creditors’ register closes, how the two-month period is calculated and restored, and what late filing changes.
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Handover of Debtor Records to a Russian Bankruptcy Receiver
What records, access credentials and assets must be transferred to a Russian receiver, the three-day period and consequences of evasion.
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Suspension of Russian Bankruptcy Proceedings
What suspension of a Russian bankruptcy case means, which actions continue and how to monitor the ground and resumption of proceedings.
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Litigation Costs in Russian Bankruptcy
How procedure expenses and litigation costs in separate Russian bankruptcy disputes are allocated, documented and ranked.
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Refusal to Declare a Debtor Bankrupt in Russia
When a Russian court refuses corporate bankruptcy or finds an individual petition unfounded, with consequences and appeal distinctions.