Das polnische Insolvenzregister

Przemyslaw Wołowski

doi:10.5771/0030-6444-2018-2-291

Contents
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- 141–142 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 141–142
- 143–144 EDITORIAL 143–144
- 145–299 AUFSÄTZE 145–299
  - 145–160 Der Auftrag und die damit verbundene Vollmacht nach dem Tod der Parteien – Weiterbestehen im Todesfall im polnischen und deutschen Rechtssystem Wojciech Bańczyk Wojciech Bańczyk 145–160
  - 161–176 Besonderheiten bei der Umsetzung der zivilrechtlichen Verpflichtung von Bürgen und Garanten im ukrainischen Recht Valentina Sloma Valentina Sloma 161–176
  - 177–187 Legal Aspects of Online Shops in Ukraine Tetiana Drakokhrust Tetiana Drakokhrust 177–187
  - 188–198 Negative Servitude in Russian Law Tatyana Sergeevna Krasnova Tatyana Sergeevna Krasnova 188–198
  - 199–212 Przygotowana Likwidacja (pre-pack) – endlich eine schnelle Rettung für polnische Unternehmen (?) Miriam Julia Michalski Miriam Julia Michalski 199–212
  - 213–234 Instruktive Analyse der Verfassungskrise Polens und Ungarns Felix Jacobs, Mareike Wiemker Felix Jacobs, Mareike Wiemker 213–234
  - 235–262 Bauernland in Bauernhand? – Eine unionsrechtliche Untersuchung des polnischen Gesetzes über die Gestaltung der landwirtschaftlichen Flächenstruktur Patrick R. Hoffmann, Friederike Kurre, Ilona Schütz Patrick R. Hoffmann, Friederike Kurre, Ilona Schütz 235–262
  - 263–270 Albanien – Das neue Minderheitenschutzgesetz Wolfgang Stoppel Wolfgang Stoppel 263–270
  - 271–290 Social Security in Hungary Before and After the Fundamental Law of 2012 in Light of the Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court András Téglási András Téglási 271–290
  - 291–299 Das polnische Insolvenzregister Przemyslaw Wołowski Przemyslaw Wołowski 291–299
- 300–304 AUS DER FORSCHUNG 300–304
  - Die Wiederentdeckung westlicher Rechtstradition in der Ukraine – Perspektiven für die Entwicklung einer modernen ukrainischen Rechtskultur?Das Wirken von Stanislaus Dniestrzański, Eugen Ehrlich und Ernest Till Patrick R. Hoffmann, Mareike Wiemker Patrick R. Hoffmann, Mareike Wiemker
- 305–311 AUS DEM SCHRIFTTUM 305–311
- 312–312 AUS DER RECHTSPRECHUNG DES EGMR 312–312
- 313–316 AUS JUSTIZ UND RECHTSPRECHUNG IN OSTEUROPA 313–316
- 317–322 ABSTRACTS 317–322
- 323–323 AUTOREN 323–323
- 324–324 IMPRESSUM 324–324
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OER Osteuropa Recht , page 291 - 299

Das polnische Insolvenzregister

Autoren

Przemyslaw Wołowski

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0030-6444-2018-2-291
- ISSN: 0030-6444
- ISSN online: 2366-6730
Zusammenfassung

In Poland, currently legislative work is being carried out in order to establish a national register of debtors. The main objective of such a register comprises publishing information on entities who are encumbered with debts. This register will be handled by the tele-information system, of which the country’s justice secretary is in charge (art. 1 KZR). In accordance with art. 4 KZR every individual is entitled to familiarize himself/herself with the information that is published in the register, as well as with the information that is published online. The register will contain information on individuals, corporate bodies as well as organizational units that do not constitute corporate bodies, but that are vested with legal capacity, where such information is related to previous or current legal proceedings listed in the following: a) reorganization proceedings under the Act on Reorganization of May 15, 2015; b) bankruptcy proceedings, including, but not limited to, secondary proceedings, c) proceedings involving the imposition of a ban within the meaning of art. 373 (1) of the Polish Act on Bankruptcy of February 28, 2003, d) proceedings regarding the acknowledgement of a court ruling on the initiation of foreign bankruptcy proceedings (art. 2 (1) pt. 1 KRZ). According to the proposed wording of art. 53 (1) of the Act of July 27, 2001, on the Organization of Ordinary Courts of Law, the justice secretary established and is maintaining the tele-information system - and within the same - the respective court proceedings along with proceedings regarding filing and their processing. The main objective of this tele-information system lies in the improvement of the work of the courts regarding bankruptcy and reorganization cases.

Abstract

In Poland, currently legislative work is being carried out in order to establish a national register of debtors. The main objective of such a register comprises publishing information on entities who are encumbered with debts. This register will be handled by the tele-information system, of which the country’s justice secretary is in charge (art. 1 KZR). In accordance with art. 4 KZR every individual is entitled to familiarize himself/herself with the information that is published in the register, as well as with the information that is published online. The register will contain information on individuals, corporate bodies as well as organizational units that do not constitute corporate bodies, but that are vested with legal capacity, where such information is related to previous or current legal proceedings listed in the following: a) reorganization proceedings under the Act on Reorganization of May 15, 2015; b) bankruptcy proceedings, including, but not limited to, secondary proceedings, c) proceedings involving the imposition of a ban within the meaning of art. 373 (1) of the Polish Act on Bankruptcy of February 28, 2003, d) proceedings regarding the acknowledgement of a court ruling on the initiation of foreign bankruptcy proceedings (art. 2 (1) pt. 1 KRZ). According to the proposed wording of art. 53 (1) of the Act of July 27, 2001, on the Organization of Ordinary Courts of Law, the justice secretary established and is maintaining the tele-information system - and within the same - the respective court proceedings along with proceedings regarding filing and their processing. The main objective of this tele-information system lies in the improvement of the work of the courts regarding bankruptcy and reorganization cases.
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