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Dismissal of Russian Rights Arbitration Managers

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  • Suvorov, Evgeniy

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA) - Socio-Political and Legal Analysis)

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This paper deals with one of the most relevant problems in the practice of adjudication of bankruptcy in Russia - dismissal of arbitration rights managers (hereinafter - also AC). Trustee in bankruptcy is a figure designed to exercise operational control procedures; in the responsibility of these persons are analysis of the financial condition of the debtor the meeting of creditors inventory and assessment of the property constituting the bankruptcy estate, the formation of the estate including the reclamation of the respective property of third parties, sale of assets, accounts payable, etc. Given such a place of business arbitration manager questions dismissal as a measure of responsibility for the improper performance of their duties are of particular importance. Dismissal of the arbitration manager is one of the ways to protect the legitimate rights and interests of persons involved in the bankruptcy proceedings in cases where other remedies are not effective. The paper analyzes the various grounds for dismissal of arbitration rights managers addresses the legal issues that arise in practice in addressing relevant issues provides arguments in favor of a decision, and also contains proposals to change the law in the necessary parts.

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  • Suvorov, Evgeniy, 2014. "Dismissal of Russian Rights Arbitration Managers," Published Papers r90230, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
  • Handle: RePEc:rnp:ppaper:r90230
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    arbitration managers; bankruptcy;

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