The Polish Supreme Court puts creditors in a stronger position
20.10.2021 Publications
The Supreme Court has recently published the long-awaited reasoning for its resolution adopted by a seven-judge panel on 16 June 2021 (case III CZP 60/19).
In order to rule on the specific legal issue at hand (concerning the status of the creditor to whose benefit a proscription on divestment or encumbrance of a real property has been put in place so as to protect him against fraudulent conveyance), the Supreme Court conducted nothing less than a comprehensive reassessment of its previous stance on the rights arising from a verdict recognising a claim of fraudulent conveyance (…)
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