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Wednesday, 05 October 2016

Insolvenzen im europäischen Binnenmarkt

Birgit Scheider, Franz Mohr, Dr. Andreas Konecny, Jasnica Garasic, Hans-Georg Kantner, Kathrin Poltsch, Wolfgang Jelinek, Bettina Nunner-Krautgasser, Thomas Garber, Robert Hänel, Peter Dax und Axel Reckenzaun (v.l.). Foto: Uni Graz/Tzivanopoulos.

Birgit Scheider, Franz Mohr, Dr. Andreas Konecny, Jasnica Garasic, Hans-Georg Kantner, Kathrin Poltsch, Wolfgang Jelinek, Bettina Nunner-Krautgasser, Thomas Garber, Robert Hänel, Peter Dax und Axel Reckenzaun (v.l.). Foto: Uni Graz/Tzivanopoulos.

Das Grazer Forum zum Zivilverfahren ging in die vierte Runde

Zum Thema „Grenzüberschreitende Insolvenzen im europäischen Binnenmarkt – die neue EuInsVO“ fand am 29. Und 30. September 2016 das insgesamt vierte Grazer Forum zum Zivilverfahren an der Karl-Franzens-Universität statt. Die ab 26.6.2017 geltende Verordnung wurde von renommierten FachvertreterInnen aus Wissenschaft und Praxis ausführlich erörtert und analysiert. Untersucht wurden etwa die Zuständigkeit für die Durchführung eines Insolvenzverfahrens sowie Fragen im Zusammenhang mit Konzerninsolvenzen.

Zu den Vortragenden zählten:

Prof. Dr. Klaus Pannen, der die Vorarbeiten zur EuInsVO darstellte,
Ass.-Prof. Dr. Thomas Garber, der zum Anwendungsbereich der EuInsVO referierte,
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Andreas Konecny, der Fragen der Zuständigkeit und ihre Prüfung behandelte,
Univ.-Ass. Dr. Birgit Schneider, die zu Fragen der insolvenznahen Verfahren referierte,
Prof. Dr. Christian Berger, der zur Insolvenzmasse vortrug,
HR Univ.-Prof. Dr. Matthias Neumayr, der ausgewählte Fragen zum anwendbaren Recht behandelte,
Dr. Hans-Georg Kantner, der sich in seinem Vortrag der Unterrichtung der Gläubiger und der Anmeldung ihrer Forderungen widmete,
Prof. Dr. Jasnica Garasic, die die Aufrechnung in der Insolvenz behandelte,
Dr. Robert Hänel, der zu den Befugnissen der Insolvenzverwalters vortrug,
Ass.-Prof. Dr. Andreas Geroldinger, der sich der Kommunikation und Koordination widmete,
Dr. Franz Mohr, Hon.-Prof. Dr. Axel Reckenzaun und Mag. Kathrin Poltsch, die das Thema der Zusicherungen von Vermeidung von Sekundärinsolvenzverfahren darstellten,
Dr. Mario Leistentritt, der sich der Anerkennung von Insolvenzentscheidungen widmete,
Dr. Clemens Jaufer, der zu Fragen zu Konzerninsolvenzen vortrug,
und Prof. Dr. Christoph Paulus, der die Frage behandelte, was die EuInsVO von der Abwicklungsrichtlinie BRRD lernen kann.

Durch die Tagung führte Univ.-Prof. Dr. Bettina Nunner-Krautgasser, Em. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Jelinek sowie Dr. Gabriele Seyffertitz, Insolvenzrichterin des LGZ Graz. 

Die Ergebnisse werden in einem im Verlag Manz erscheinenden Tagungsband veröffentlicht. Die Veranstaltung fand in Kooperation zwischen dem Institut für Zivilverfahrensrecht und Insolvenzrecht unter der Leitung von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Bettina Nunner-Krautgasser und der Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Scherbaum Seebacher statt.


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