The annual increase in the number of bankruptcy cases is followed by an increase in the number of arbitration managers, which is reflected in the increased burden on them to implement the responsibilities assigned by the Federal Law ‘On Insolvency (Bankruptcy)’. For the proper execution of the powers of the arbitration manager in a bankruptcy case, there is a need to involve persons who ensure his activities. However, the involvement of such persons entails the need to transfer certain powers to them. In this article, the authors analyze the legislative limits of the permissibility of transferring the powers of arbitration managers in a bankruptcy case.
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