Articles
After-Tax Indemnity Limitations
In merger and acquisition transactions, the definitive purchase agreement, whether asset purchase agreement, stock purchase agreement, or merger agreement, typically contains representations, warranties, and covenants, along with related indemnification obligations.
The Illegal Granting of Credit or the Dilemma of the Good Banker
In the course of 2021, the Supreme Court reached a significant milestone in the systematic elaboration and reconstruction of the liability of the Bank for abusive granting of credit.
No External Directors' Liability Towards the Lessor Due to Bankruptcy
In the case of a pre-constitutive act, a lease is entered into. Seven years later, the tenant goes bankrupt.
Where Are You Going, Bankruptcy Law?
Every time we have approached to examine a legislative amendment to the bankruptcy regulations, we have not been able to avoid remembering to what extent the legislator is imbued with our wonderful literary genre: the picaresque.
Returning Child Administrator Becomes Co-Tenant
In 2012, the mother was 80 years old when her then 57-year-old son moves in with her. In 2017, the son is appointed as administrator and mentor of his mother with dementia. Six months later, he requests the housing association to designate him as a co-tenant.