Subrogation in bankruptcy proceedings. Agreements as a legal fraud
Keywords:
Subrogation of bankruptcy, Bankruptcy proceedings, Creditors, Abuse of law, Procedural fraudAbstract
Although the subrogation of bankruptcy claims is a lawful legal institution, this paper analyzes its use in bankruptcy proceedings as a real violation of the rights of creditors, imposing confiscatory concordat agreements even if initially they held the majority necessary to prevent its approval.
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