Supreme Court dismissed director's restructuring claim, ruling debt belongs to the company, not the individual director.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a director seeking restructuring of public-law debts transferred to him personally. The court found that under the relevant restructuring law, the debt obligation belongs to the company, not the individual director, and restructuring only applies if the company continues its business. Consequently, the court held that the director is not the intended beneficiary of the statute and cannot claim restructuring for debts he incurred as a manager.