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The youngest volume of the renowned series of European Commentaries edited by Ulrich Magnus and Peter Mankowski covers the European Insolvency Regulation. This Regulation in its recast version of 2015 is of great practical importance. It primarily regulates when courts in the EU are competent to deal with insolvency proceedings which have transborder effects, which law is applicable in such proceedings, the conditions under which insolvency proceedings are to be recognized in other EU States and how courts and insolvency practitioners should cooperate in transborder situations. The Commentary provides an in-depth presentation and discussion of each article and pays particular attention to the insolvency decisions of the European Court of Justice but also to national case law. The team of authors is as well truly European. It is formed of outstanding experts from all over Europe.
The European Insolvency Regulation of 2015 governs cross-border insolvency proceedings within the EU. This regulation addresses critical issues such as determining court jurisdiction for transborder insolvencies, identifying the applicable law, ensuring recognition of proceedings in other EU member states, and fostering cooperation between courts and insolvency practitioners. The commentary offers a detailed analysis of each article, drawing significantly from European Court of Justice decisions and national case law.
This commentary is presented as a key volume within a renowned series on European law, indicating a high standard of legal scholarship. The text is designed for practical application, focusing on the significant 2015 recast of the European Insolvency Regulation. Its comprehensive approach, integrating decisions from the European Court of Justice and national courts, suggests it is a valuable resource for legal professionals dealing with international insolvency matters.
Page Count:
1082
Publication Date:
2025-06-30
Publisher:
De Gruyter
ISBN-10:
3111634086
ISBN-13:
9783111634081
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