LAW N° 075/2021 OF 06/12/2021 RELATING TO INSOLVENCY
This article says the law sets out procedures for handling insolvency issues involving a company, a partnership, or an individual, unless other laws provide otherwise.
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- Rwanda
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- Act or statute
- Citation
- 075/2021 OF 06/12/2021
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About this statute
This article says the law sets out procedures for handling insolvency issues involving a company, a partnership, or an individual, unless other laws provide otherwise. This article says what the Law covers, including voluntary insolvency-avoidance measures, insolvency, liquidation, voluntary liquidation, insolvency practitioner matters, and cross-border insolvency. This article defines key terms used in the law, including creditor, administration, bankruptcy order, cell, insolvency, Minister, and regulatory authority. The Registrar General is responsible for insolvency proceedings and must perform several listed tasks. A person who must notify a creditor should serve the notice personally; if that is not reasonably possible, the notice may be served through listed substitute methods. Creditors also have a right to request and receive insolvency-related information.
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