Bankruptcy does not extinguish employer's liability for employee wages accrued before bankruptcy filing.
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AI generatedThe court ruled that an employer remains liable for employee wages accrued during the period between employment termination and the filing of bankruptcy. The company argued that the bankruptcy proceeding altered its payment obligations, but the court rejected this claim. Consequently, the accrued wages were confirmed as assets under the bankruptcy administrator's control.
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AI generateds. 101 of the Bankruptcy Act 1985; s. 1 of the Act on the Administration of Wages: The filing of bankruptcy does not extinguish the employer's liability for wages accrued prior to the filing, and such wages constitute controlled assets.
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Kun konkurssiin asetetun yhtiön työntekijöiden työsuhde oli päättynyt ennen konkurssiin asettamista, yhtiö oli maksuvelvollinen työntekijöiden odotusajan palkkojen osalta. Tätä velvollisuutta yhtiön konkurssi ei ollut muuttanut. Odotusajan palkat olivat yhtiön konkurssissa valvottavia saatavia.
Ks. RHO 6.11.1985 T:1634/85 D:S85/324
KKO:n ratkaisu: Päätös n:o 1403/6.5.1986: ei valituslupaa