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Involuntary creditors in the bankruptcy law: Reflections about positive recognition in the Chilean reformed Bankruptcy Law
In this article, the author explores the recognition and treatment in some comparative bankruptcy laws of the notion “involuntary creditors”. On this basis he analyzes its recognition in the reformed Law Nº20.720, that excludes the discharge the credits for maintenance, the obligations for economic
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