Meanings of insolvency law in English

Satmex had previously filed for protection under Mexico's insolvency law in 2005.

On behalf of Coryton, Britain's bankruptcy and insolvency law is extremely strict.

She said insolvency law does not really deal with fraudulent behaviour.

The government will repeal an ineffectual, century-old insolvency law and amend 11 laws now dealing with defaulters.

Mr Faafoi said addressing Ponzi schemes now would have held up the other straightforward fixes to insolvency law.

Victims of New Zealand's largest Ponzi scheme are angry that proposed insolvency law reforms have been shelved, leaving future investors vulnerable.

Victims of the country's largest Ponzi scheme are angry that proposed insolvency law reforms have been shelved, leaving future investors vulnerable.

The head of the parliamentary budgetary commission Menda Stoyanova said the changes will fix a loophole in the current bank insolvency law.

It is expected to soon announce an agreement in principle to restructure its debt with creditors and file a "prepack" proceeding under Mexico's insolvency law.

A major reform of insolvency laws has seen a new insolvency service established.

But she thinks the insolvency laws are unfair and discriminate against those in financial hardship.

The airline could also be dragged to court by its creditors under India's new insolvency laws.

Some States have also passed insolvency laws.

The changes announced by the government on Monday will be included in a future Insolvency Law Reform Bill.

When it comes to the family home Ireland has probably the world's strongest and most citizen-friendly insolvency laws.

Mr Shatter said it was "the most radical reform of our insolvency laws since the foundation of the State".