PROCEDURE CONCORSUALI ALTERNATIVE
- Overview
- Assessment methods
- Learning objectives
- Contents
- Bibliography
- Delivery method
- Teaching methods
Knowledge of the rules of bankruptcy and of the preventative agreement
During the lessons students are asked questions to verify their level of learning and the ability to make connections to various institutions. The exam is oral
The course aims at learning three of the alternative insolvency procedures to the Bankruptcy and to the withholding agreement, ie the procedures for over-indebtedness, compulsory administrative liquidation and extraordinary administration (of large companies in crisis). Students are given the opportunity to know bankruptcy proceedings with a specific regulation both for large companies, whose crisis is extremely detrimental to the economic fabric, both for the overindebtedness of the consumer or in any case of a non-fallible subject. Given the imminent entry into force of the so-called Rordorf reform of the crisis procedures, the main lines of this reform will also be illustrated.
The course covers the description of the alternative insolvency regulation, and specifically:
A - Administrative compulsory liquidation:
- General principles, the procedure provided for in the Bankruptcy Law, the differences with bankruptcy
B - the Extraordinary Administration
- The D.lvo 8.7.1999 n. 270
- The Legislative Decree 23.12.2003 n. 347
- The structure of the institutes
- Overview of the procedure
C- The norms of the L 27.1.2012 n.3
- The crisis composition procedure
- The consumer's plan
- The liquidation of assets
D- Rordorf reform: general principles
The manuals indicated in the Bankruptcy program deal very briefly with the procedures covered by the course.
Frontal lesson also characterized by the setting of questions related to practical cases to be solved together with the students and by comparing the various bankruptcy procedures; drafting by the students of the procedures and control schemes by the teacher.
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Degree course in: ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND BUSINESS LAW