Contractual Termination Clause Upon Bankruptcy Upheld Against Claim of Excessive Burden
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA lower court wrongly concluded that a contractual clause permitting immediate termination upon a debtor's bankruptcy, even if the debtor had provided a security interest over movable property to guarantee performance, was non-written because it imposed an excessive burden on the debtor; the high court ruled that this clause did not violate public order as it merely specified a condition for the termination of the contract, which is permissible under the law, and did not constitute an unlawful forfeiture of the security interest, which must be governed by specific rules.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAContractual Termination Clause Upon Bankruptcy Upheld Against Claim of Excessive Burden: A lower court wrongly concluded that a contractual clause permitting immediate termination upon a debtor's bankruptcy, even if the debtor had provided a security interest over movable property to guarantee performance, was non-written because it imposed an excessive burden on the debtor; the high court ruled that this clause did not violate public order as it merely specified a condition for the termination of the contract, which is permissible under the law, and did not constitute an unlawful forfeiture of the security interest, which must be governed by specific rules.