La Ley 40/2015, de 1 de octubre, de Régimen Jurídico del Sector Público (“LRJSP”) -publicada en el BOE del 2 de octubre de 2015- modifica en su Disposición Final 5ª varios preceptos de la Ley Concursal (“LC”), entre ellos el artículo 90.1.6º LC. En concreto, se ha incorporado a este precepto el siguiente texto:
«Los créditos garantizados con prenda constituida sobre créditos futuros solo gozarán de privilegio especial cuando concurran los siguientes requisitos antes de la declaración de concurso:
Law 25/2015, of 28 July, on the second-chance mechanism, financial burden reduction and other social support measures, ratifies and confirms the content of Royal Decree-Law 1/2015, of 27 February, amending the Insolvency Act (Ley Concursal –“LC”), among other laws.
Key Point
The court adjourned a bankruptcy hearing on the basis that a Spanish court sanctioned liquidation plan for a group of companies in which the debtor had an interest might release value for creditors.
The Facts
Key Points
- Court considers the impact of the Spanish Insolvency Act on guarantees governed by English law
- Court holds that the liability under the guarantee was not extinguished
The Facts
The Provincial Court of Zaragoza has ruled on an appeal lodged by the General Treasury of Social Security against a Mercantile Court decision approving a liquidation plan that considered the transfer of the insolvent company as a productive unit and exonerated the buyer from social security debts.
The legal issue to consider was whether the magistrate of the Mercantile Court had the power to declare the buyer of an insolvent company exempt from paying the social security debts acquired prior to said transfer, as it did.
The Spanish High Court has recently issued a decisión (cassation appeal) confirming that insolvency proceedings are not a valid reason to justify non-use of a trademark. It is the 22nd December ruling (see here).
On Dec. 18, Spain’s High Court said it would investigate claims of mismanagement by Abengoa creditors’ against the former chairman and the former CEO of the engineering and energy firm struggling with serious financial problems. In its ruling, the High Court asked Felipe Benjumea, the former chairman whose father founded the company, to post a bond of 11.5 million euros ($12.5 million) to cover potential liabilities within 24 hours.
El pasado 18 de junio entró en vigor la Ley 11/2015 de recuperación y resolución de entidades de crédito y empresas de servicios de inversión (la "Ley 11/2015"), que deroga y refunde la antigua Ley 9/2012, de 14 de noviembre, de reestructuración y resolución de entidades de crédito (la "Ley 9/2012").
The Law 9/2015 includes the following novelties:
1. In Regard to the Insolvency Agreement
Law 9/2015 presents a series of novelties regarding the insolvency agreement, such as:
1. Tema objeto de controversia