Bankruptcy Law

Author: Wang Xinxin
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: The basic content of bankruptcy law can be divided into three parts in nature: substantive legal norms, procedural legal norms, and penalties, which is the legal liability. Substantive legal norms mainly include bankruptcy causes (bankruptcy limits), bankruptcy assets, bankruptcy claims, right of reclamation, right of alienation, right of, right of revocation, and bankruptcy expenses. Procedural legal norms mainly include bankruptcy application and acceptance, jurisdiction, bankruptcy declaration, creditors' meeting, bankruptcy trustee, clearing, liquidation and distribution of bankruptcy assets, termination of bankruptcy procedures, conciliation procedures, and reorganization procedures. The penalty section mainly stipulates legal liability and other issues, including civil and criminal penalties for various bankruptcy violations, exemption and restoration of bankruptcy debtors. This book reflects the theoretical research achievements and judicial practical experience of China's bankruptcy law, drawing on and absorbing academic thoughts and views on bankruptcy law research from various countries. It focuses on studying the current bankruptcy law while combining the drafting work of the new bankruptcy law to introduce some important legal issues in the new legal system.