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Contestability of legal acts in German insolvency proceedings (Insolvenzanfechtung)
Many companies (including Slovak ones) operating on the German market have experienced a shock in recent years when they received a letter from a German insolvency administrator calling on them to return monetary benefits paid to them for the supply of goods or services by their German contractual partner, on whose assets insolvency proceedings were later opened.
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COVID-19 - Legal aspects of impacts on supplier-customer relations I.
Part I - Non-fulfilment of contractual obligations in relation to COVID-19 in general
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COVID-19 - Legal aspects of impacts on supplier-customer relations II.
Part II - Non-fulfilment of contractual obligations in relation to COVID-19 by contractors (procurement)
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COVID-19 - Legal aspects of impacts on supplier-customer relations III.
Part III - Non-fulfilment of contractual obligations in relation to COVID-19 by customers (sales)
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COVID-19 - Legal aspects of impacts on supplier-customer relations IV.
Part IV - Own company's failure to fulfil its contractual obligations in relation to COVID-19
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Debt recovery in Germany – fast and efficient
Debt recovery abroad may at first glance appear complex and costly. In the case of Germany, however, the opposite is true, as with a professional and systematic approach the process is efficient, fast and legally predictable. In this article, we draw on our long-standing experience in recovering debts for foreign companies operating in Germany, particularly in the fields of manufacturing, transport and construction services.