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The parties have counterclaims. Five rules to pay off both debts without repayments
The parties have counterclaims. Five rules to pay off both debts without repayments
When a company is both a debtor and a creditor in relation to a counterparty, it is easiest to settle claims by offset or netting. In what cases it will succeed and what to take into account, if you want to avoid disputes and unnecessary settlements with counterparties, you will learn from the article.
10 February 2022
Delivery contract-2022: five new points to protect the buyer
Delivery contract-2022: five new points to protect the buyer
The lawyer told about five new clauses of the delivery contract in defense of the buyer, taking into account judicial practice over the past year. Read what conditions should be taken into account when drawing up a contract in 2022.
25 January 2022
Clauses in the contract that will protect the company from claims of third parties
Clauses in the contract that will protect the company from claims of third parties
What conditions to add to the contract in order to recover from the counterparty losses or losses of the company due to claims of third parties, read in the article.
20 December 2021
Non-equivalent transactions. How courts determine the unequal value of counter performance
Non-equivalent transactions. How courts determine the unequal value of counter performance
The deviation of the terms of the transaction from the market ones is a key marker for challenging it. The article contains circumstances that will indicate to the court the unequal value of counter execution, and a table with price deviation indicators.
27 November 2021
When the treaty will continue to operate, even if it was abandoned
When the treaty will continue to operate, even if it was abandoned
Seven reasons why the courts will ignore your counterparty's violations and uphold the contract.
19 June 2021
The opponent presented fake evidence to the court: how to defend your interests?
The opponent presented fake evidence to the court: how to defend your interests?
Concrete steps to be taken when confronted in court with falsified evidence.
27 May 2021
Working wording instead of empty quotes from the Civil Code: a supply contract that shocks the counterparty
Working wording instead of empty quotes from the Civil Code: a supply contract that shocks the counterparty
If you have prepared a short supply agreement without unnecessary clauses that clog the text and divert attention from the important, the counterparty may refuse to sign it. If he does not see the usual quotes from the Civil Code, he will decide that the contract is incomplete and begin to make changes. How to convince the counterparty to agree not to duplicate the norms that are in effect by default, but to replace them with those points that the parties lack in practice, you will learn from the article.
04 April 2021
On the procedure for transition to the next procedure after supervision without holding the first meeting of creditors
On the procedure for transition to the next procedure after supervision without holding the first meeting of creditors
Aleksey Moroz, Managing Partner of Exiora, told about the procedure for moving to the next procedure after monitoring without holding the first meeting of creditors.
17 March 2021
Online meetings in arbitration courts: how to prepare a petition for remote consideration of a case?
Online meetings in arbitration courts: how to prepare a petition for remote consideration of a case?
Courts are holding more and more meetings online. What is the difference between court sessions via videoconferencing (VC) and online sessions? Why do arbitration courts refuse to grant petitions for remote hearings? Details in the article.
14 October 2020
The debtor has expensive, but the only housing. How creditors can legally bypass executive immunity
The debtor has expensive, but the only housing. How creditors can legally bypass executive immunity
Debtors - natural persons can dishonestly hide behind the rule of executive immunity. What should creditors do if the only property of the debtor is a huge “palace” with which he could pay off all bankruptcy creditors, read in the article.
01 October 2020
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