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SaveComp EU Co-Funded Research Project on Cross-Border Insolvency (Questionnaire)

November 21, 2016/2 Comments/in /by Thalia Kruger
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The Universities of Genoa, Valencia, Amsterdam, Glasgow, Mainz, the Tur?ba University, the Charles University in Prague, the Institute of Private International Law in Sofia, and IPR Verlag Munich are currently conducting a research Project to collect and develop private and procedural international law best practices in cross border insolvency and pre-insolvency proceedings. The SaveComp Project, co-funded by the European Union by the Action grants to support judicial cooperation in civil and criminal matters JUST/2014/JCOO/AG/CIVI/7693, foresees the involvement of practitioners and academics which are given the opportunity to contribute to determining the state of the art by answering a questionnaire. The subsequent practical comparative and international study of the Partners to the Project, also based on such answers, wishes to provide practitioners with further knowledge and tools to ensure a smoother cross-border cooperation in the subject matter.

On the official website of the Project you can find the questionnaire translated into English, German, Czech, Spanish, Dutch, Bulgarian, Latvian, and Italian. Answering the questionnaire takes approximately 15-20 minutes, and consultations are open until the end of January 2017. Answers are anonymous; they only require the indication of your profession, and will not be published. On every file you will find the email address to which answers should be sent.

Click here to see the webpage of questionnaire: http://savecomp.eu/questionnaire/.

The Partners to the Project appreciate your involvement!

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  1. Savov says:
    November 23, 2016 at 10:26 am

    Hello,

    The link http://savecomp.eu/questionnaire/. on the website https://conflictoflaws.de/2016/savecomp-eu-co-funded-research-project-on-cross-border-insolvency-questionnaire/ does not work.

    Best,

    Vasil

  2. Thalia Kruger says:
    November 25, 2016 at 6:19 am

    Thanks for letting me know. I have now fixed this.

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