Bankruptcy law prevails over general civil code; no interest accrues after bankruptcy declaration regardless of payment method.

The Supreme Court dismissed the creditor's cassation appeal against a lower court ruling that denied interest payments. The creditor argued that interest should accrue from the date of the debt's due date, regardless of the bankruptcy declaration, and claimed the debt was paid in installments rather than a lump sum. The court held that the specific bankruptcy regulation explicitly suspends interest accrual from the date of bankruptcy declaration, overriding the general civil code provision on delayed payment.