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Assets in the insolvency proceeding
Marek, David ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
The thesis focuses on the concept of assets, which represents one of the most basic and most important notions of the insolvency law. Assets within the meaning of the Insolvency Act are intended to satisfy the debtor's creditors. The correct finding and recording of the relevant assets and the and the following stages of the insolvency proceedings have a crucial impact on the level of satisfaction that will be given to the debtor's creditors. Step by step, the present thesis introduces to the reader the legal regulation of the most important legal terms related to the insolvency assets. Starting with the definition of the term assets to the inventory phase, where the relevant assets are recorded. In the context of this phase, the thesis addresses the duty of co-operation by the debtor in the insolvency proceedings. The thesis continues to deal with the inventory of the insolvency assets, including the asset valuation. Not even the description of the possibilities of defending the wrong classification of the property in the inventory of assets is missing. The next chapter, in turn, deals with the handling and management of insolvency assets by the insolvency administrator. The last chapter focuses on possible ways of monetizing assets, whereby the different ways are compared to each other and the...
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Assets in insolvency proceedings
Marian, Daniel ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
The subject of this thesis is the institute of assets, one of the fundamental legal institutes of insolvency proceedings, which plays an absolutely crucial role in the process of solving the debtor's bankruptcy and the satisfaction of the debtor's creditors. The purpose of this thesis is not to cover the legal institute of assets in all its breadth, but to try to present the legislation on assets and important legal institutes related to it in the Insolvency Act in context of insolvency proceedings. Furthermore, this thesis works with the conclusions of the judicial practice of insolvency courts, presents thoughts on the current state of the Insolvency Act and defines certain areas, in which amendments to the Insolvency Act should occur in the future. This work is divided into nine chapters with regard to the legal provisions of the Insolvency Act governing the institute of assets. After a brief introduction the first chapter deals with the historical development of insolvency law, the Insolvency Act and the definition of assets. The second and third chapters are focused on the extent and content of the debtor's assets in insolvency proceedings, including related institutes of invalidity and ineffectiveness of legal actions. The fourth chapter defines the process of identifying assets and the rights...
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Bankrupt's estate in the insolvency proceedings
Fuksa, Jan ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
English abstract This diploma thesis is concerned with the institution of the estate in insolvency proceedings. The insolvency estate is a key concept in insolvency law, as the successful consummation of the very goal of insolvency proceedings depends on the substance of this term. The goal of insolvency proceedings is the highest possible, properly prorated satisfaction of the debtor's creditors. The present thesis does not attempt to cover the concept of the insolvency estate in its entire breadth with respect to the various methods for resolving the debtor's insolvency, but instead focuses on the general delineation of the insolvency estate and on certain specific aspects related to bankruptcy discharge. The thesis also discusses some of the most recent changes to the law which were introduced in particular by the bankruptcy discharge amendment effective as of 1 June 2019 - an amendment which has fundamentally changed the previous legal framework for bankruptcy discharge and which has had a not insignificant impact also on the way in which the insolvency estate as a legal concept is shaped. The main objective pursued by this diploma thesis is to assess the current legal framework governing the insolvency estate as well as the institutions which build upon the insolvency estate, in terms of how they hold...
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Assets in Insolvency Proceedings
Bistárová, Eva ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
Assets in Insolvency Proceedings Abstract The diploma thesis provides comprehensive analysis of an institute of assets in insolvency proceedings. The first chapter focuses on a definition of assets aiming at importance of the institute in the current legal system in the Czech Republic. The second chapter analyses an extent of assets and institutes of invalidity and ineffectiveness of legal actions in insolvency proceedings including an analysis of provisions related to defence indictment. In addition to positive and negative determination of a content of assets and detailed description of the relevant assets, a description of a mutual relation of insolvency and execution proceedings is a part of the third chapter. Subsequently, the fourth chapter deals with assets determination procedure aiming at an obligation of a debtor or persons acting on behalf of a debtor as well as the third persons and public authorities to provide an insolvency administrator with cooperation. The fifth chapter concerns obligations of an insolvency administrator relating to an inventory of assets and conditions under which seeking exclusion and exemption from assets may be achieved. The sixth chapter analyses a legislation related to disposition over assets including an administration of assets and determination of a person with...
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Assets in the insolvency proceeding
Marek, David ; Smolík, Petr (referee)
The thesis focuses on the concept of assets, which represents one of the most basic and most important notions of the insolvency law. Assets within the meaning of the Insolvency Act are intended to satisfy the debtor's creditors. The correct finding and recording of the relevant assets and the and the following stages of the insolvency proceedings have a crucial impact on the level of satisfaction that will be given to the debtor's creditors. Step by step, the present thesis introduces to the reader the legal regulation of the most important legal terms related to the insolvency assets. Starting with the definition of the term assets to the inventory phase, where the relevant assets are recorded. In the context of this phase, the thesis addresses the duty of co-operation by the debtor in the insolvency proceedings. The thesis continues to deal with the inventory of the insolvency assets, including the asset valuation. Not even the description of the possibilities of defending the wrong classification of the property in the inventory of assets is missing. The next chapter, in turn, deals with the handling and management of insolvency assets by the insolvency administrator. The last chapter focuses on possible ways of monetizing assets, whereby the different ways are compared to each other and the...
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Assets in insolvency proceeding
Marek, David ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
The thesis focuses on the concept of assets, which represents one of the most basic and most important notions of the insolvency law. Assets within the meaning of the Insolvency Act are intended to satisfy the debtor's creditors. The correct finding and recording of the relevant assets and the and the following stages of the insolvency proceedings have a crucial impact on the level of satisfaction that will be given to the debtor's creditors. Step by step, the present thesis introduces to the reader the legal regulation of the most important legal terms related to the insolvency assets. Starting with the definition of the term assets to the inventory phase, where the relevant assets are recorded. In the context of this phase, the thesis addresses the duty of co-operation by the debtor in the insolvency proceedings. The thesis continues to deal with the inventory of the insolvency assets, including the asset valuation. Not even the description of the possibilities of defending the wrong classification of the property in the inventory of assets is missing. The next chapter, in turn, deals with the handling and management of insolvency assets by the insolvency administrator. The last chapter focuses on possible ways of monetizing assets, whereby the different ways are compared to each other and the...
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Assets in insolvency proceedings
Marian, Daniel ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
The subject of this thesis is the institute of assets, one of the fundamental legal institutes of insolvency proceedings, which plays an absolutely crucial role in the process of solving the debtor's bankruptcy and the satisfaction of the debtor's creditors. The purpose of this thesis is not to cover the legal institute of assets in all its breadth, but to try to present the legislation on assets and important legal institutes related to it in the Insolvency Act in context of insolvency proceedings. Furthermore, this thesis works with the conclusions of the judicial practice of insolvency courts, presents thoughts on the current state of the Insolvency Act and defines certain areas, in which amendments to the Insolvency Act should occur in the future. This work is divided into nine chapters with regard to the legal provisions of the Insolvency Act governing the institute of assets. After a brief introduction the first chapter deals with the historical development of insolvency law, the Insolvency Act and the definition of assets. The second and third chapters are focused on the extent and content of the debtor's assets in insolvency proceedings, including related institutes of invalidity and ineffectiveness of legal actions. The fourth chapter defines the process of identifying assets and the rights...
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Assets
Ryšlavý, Dalibor ; Smolík, Petr (advisor) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of this thesis is mainly define Institute of assets within the meaning of the Insolvency Act. This thesis is also interested in two important terms, Insolvency register and Insolvency administrator. This Thesis deals with the activity and competencies of the insolvency administrator in the process of determination and listing the assets. This thesis also deals with invalidity and unenforceability of legal acts, which reduce the assets. This thesis deals compared Insolvency Act and the older Act on Bankruptcy and Composition and author's de lege ferenda ideas as well. Attention being paid is also insolvency proceedings with European international element contained in Council Regulation (EC) No 1346/2000 of 29 May 2000 on insolvency proceedings.
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Insolvency crimes
Kňourková, Ivana ; Moravec, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kostelanský, Ludvík (referee)
This thesis deals with insolvency crimes. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the adequacy of the legal provisions of the Criminal Code. Examined criterion is to confirm or refute the hypothesis that the criminal law should be used as a tool to sanction very serious crimes. The work is divided into four chapters. The first chapter describes the basic concepts of substantive criminal law. The second chapter focuses on the interpretation of terms related to insolvency crimes. The third chapter deals with individual bankruptcy crimes. The fourth chapter deals with bankruptcy crime committed on the territory of the Czech Republic, the end of the chapter is devoted to the evaluation of the adequacy of the legislation.
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Transaction costs during insolvency of big companies
Leinveberová, Tereza ; Schönfeld, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Smrčka, Luboš (referee)
This master thesis is devoted to the transaction costs during insolvency of big companies. The aim of the thesis is to analyse, define and compare transaction costs incurred during insolvency of two Czech companies. The secondary aim is to find the relevant costs, compare their value and find the root cause of their appearance. There is hypothesis, which needs to be acknowledged or confuted. The hypothesis is if company has to be rich enough to be saved. The followed analysis has been performed on CBPS s.r.o. and Technistone a.s. The answer to this question, which was proofed by mentioned analysis, is yes, company really needs to be rich enough and own enough capital to be able to go through successful reorganization.
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