Social Insurance Fund allowed to claim interest from bankrupt debtor after bankruptcy proceedings concluded via settlement agreement.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the bankruptcy corporation's cassation appeal, allowing the Social Insurance Fund to claim interest from the bankrupt entity. The court held that while interest does not run against the bankruptcy estate, it continues to accrue against the debtor once the settlement agreement is ratified. Consequently, the debtor regains full management rights and remains liable for all outstanding debts, including interest, after the bankruptcy process ends.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 196 of the Bankruptcy Law; Art. 33 § 1 of the Bankruptcy Law: Interest on claims against the bankrupt debtor continues to accrue after the conclusion of bankruptcy proceedings via a settlement agreement, as the debtor regains management rights and remains personally liable.