Appointment It is necessary to appoint an IP to all types of proceedings. In Mexico there are three different types of IPs, namely auditor (visitador), mediator (conciliador) and trustee or receiver (síndico). Each one is appointed to a specific assignment depending on the particular stage of that insolvency procedure.

LATIN AMERICA UPDATE: (citation: Adam Bryk and Gerardo Ortiz, Secured Lending in Mexico: What’s New, XXIX ABI Journal 10; 36, 57; December/January 2011) - Adam Bryk and Gerardo Ortiz

Mexico - contributed by SAI Abogados In ruling on a judicial review claim, the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice has interpreted several fundamental aspects of arbitration. However, on many points the rationale on which the court relied is inconsistent with applicable doctrine and legislation; as such, it has confused rather than clarified issues that lie at the heart of arbitration's processes and philosophy. (Read article http://www.internationallawoffice.com/?i=1042182&l=7EG3S99)