informations

Information on Bankruptcy Proceedings

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(In cases initiated after 1 March 2012)

The concept of bankruptcy proceedings:

Bankruptcy proceedings are proceedings in which the debtor receives a deferral of payment in order to enter into a bankruptcy settlement and attempts to enter into a bankruptcy settlement.

Initiation of bankruptcy proceedings:

An application for bankruptcy may be filed by a debtor or a creditor who wishes to enforce his claim in bankruptcy proceedings instead of liquidation proceedings.

A debtor may not file for bankruptcy if bankruptcy proceedings are pending against him or if an application for liquidation has been filed against him and a winding-up order has already been made.

Information on Liquidation

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In the event of the liquidation of the company without a legal successor, unless the company is insolvent and the law applicable to the company provides otherwise, there is a place for liquidation.

1. Obstacles to the winding-up proceedings

Unable to resolve liquidation:

• upon receipt of the order declaring the insolvency of the company, and upon ordering the liquidation, the ongoing liquidation is terminated. • if the criminal court or prosecutor notifies the company or the court of registration that a criminal measure may be taken against the company, in which case the liquidation that has already begun cannot be completed.

2. To which court should I turn to go to court?

In non-litigation proceedings related to liquidation, the court of the registered office of the company shall act.

3. Decision on liquidation

Settlement in winding - up proceedings

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1. General issues

At any time 40 days after the publication of the winding-up order, there is a place of agreement between the creditors and the debtor until the final balance sheet is submitted. All those who have not registered as creditors in the liquidation proceedings may not assert their claim against the debtor after the end of the proceedings in the event of a settlement.

Obligations of the debtor in liquidation

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We call on the head of the business organization under liquidation to comply with his obligations under § 31 of the Cstv. Within this, the debtor must prepare a closing inventory and an annual report (simplified annual report) the day before the commencement date of the liquidation and submit it to the liquidator and the tax authority within 30 days of the commencement date of the liquidation. it gives a true and fair view and the changes in the debtor's financial position since the balance sheet was received.

It is also pointed out that the 1991 IL. Pursuant to Section 26 (5) of the Act, the debtor is obliged to set aside a provision of at least HUF 100,000, ie one hundred thousand forints, for the costs of the liquidation after receiving the 1st degree order ordering the liquidation (until the order becomes final). A Cstv. Pursuant to Section 31 (1) (i), the head of the business organization under liquidation is obliged to make the HUF 100,000 allocated to the liquidator available within 30 days after the commencement date of the liquidation.

Please transfer or pay the amount to our company 11743002-20197519 from OTP Bank NYrt. s. to the bank account of the debtor, indicating the name of the debtor's business entity, so that we can then transfer it to the bank account to be opened in the debtor's name.

If there are any obstacles to the transfer or payment, please indicate this.