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September 5, 2024International journal of procedural law.

The Bankruptcy of Foreign Companies

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ATAnastasia TrubachevaUniversity of Luxembourg

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Legal analysis demonstrates shifting judicial reasoning on foreign company bankruptcy in Russia, highlighting enhanced protection of creditors' interests.

Key Points

  • Russian jurisprudence shifted toward permitting bankruptcy proceedings for foreign entities, establishing stronger protections for creditors' interests.
  • A landmark ruling by the Supreme Court in February 2024 established key cross-border insolvency precedents following the initial case opening in April 2022.
  • Analysis of case law reveals newly developed judicial criteria that strategically adjust national rules to manage cross-border insolvency disputes.

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Anastasia Trubacheva (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5955bb6db643587530446https://doi.org/10.1163/30504856-14010006
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