LIST OF CLAIMS AND DISCONTINUATION OF COURT PROCEEDINGS COMMENTARY TO THE RESOLUTION OF THE SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT OF 18 JANUARY 2019, CASE III CZP 55/18
Paweł Wrzaszcz
Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II , Polandhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-2062-9004
Abstract
In bankruptcy proceedings, the creditor obtains an enforcement order in the form of an excerpt from an approved list of claims. It may be the basis for conducting enforcement, but only after the bankruptcy proceedings have ended. However, the creditor (plaintiff) may initiate court proceedings earlier, which may lead to the bankruptcy of the debtor (defendant). Concurrent bankruptcy proceedings and court proceedings, the purpose of which is to obtain the same writ of execution, has no factual justification. It seems necessary to find a legal solution that would inhibit duplication of two proceedings, the effect of which is partially identical. The author, based on the content of the Supreme Court's ruling, points to an existing legal problem and the lack of an effective legal solution. It explains why the Supreme Court's thesis is neither a remedy for the problems of the courts nor a sufficient hint as to further procedural steps in such a state of affairs.
Keywords:
list of claims, discontinuance of proceedings, enforcement order, court proceedings, bankruptcy proceedingsReferences
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