Enforcement and bankruptcy law governs the enforcement of monetary claims and claims for security through the authority of the State, and the procedures relating to a debtor’s insolvency; the principal legislation is the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law (Law No. 2004). The practice provides legal advice and representation to creditors and debtors in enforcement proceedings and in disputes arising from them.
Main topics
- Enforcement proceedings with and without a court judgment
- Actions for the annulment of objections to enforcement
- Applications to set aside objections to enforcement
- Actions for a declaration of non-indebtedness and for restitution
- Attachment procedures
- Bankruptcy proceedings
- Concordat (composition with creditors) proceedings
- Collection of commercial receivables
This page provides general information about an area in which the practice works; it does not imply any claim of specialisation and does not constitute legal advice.
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