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281.1 SCHKGLPLEF CH

Art. 331 Federal Act of April 11, 1889, on Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy (DEBA)

LP; Titre onzième: Procédure concordataire; IV. Concordat par abandon d’actif; I. Révocation d’actes juridiques
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Art. 331 LP

Legal acts carried out by the debtor before the approval of the concordat are subject to revocation, in accordance with the principles established in Articles 285 to 292.

The granting of the concordat moratorium is decisive, in place of attachment or the opening of bankruptcy, for the calculation of deadlines according to Articles 286 to 288.

To the extent that they allow for the partial or total dismissal of claims, the revocatory claims of the estate must be asserted by way of objection to the claims by the liquidators.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (2)

CC.2005.104 · ne (Art. 331 LP)
Liquidator's Claim for Revocation of Auditor Payments Fails
This article extends the principles of revocation actions (Art. 285 et seq. LP) to the liquidation following the approval of a composition agreement (concordat par abandon d'actif).
CC.2005.104 · ne (Art. 331 al. 2 LP)
Liquidator's Claim for Revocation of Auditor Payments Fails
Cited in the reasoning to confirm that the five-year period for revocation is calculated from the granting of the stay of proceedings (sursis concordataire), a condition deemed met for the application of Art. 288 LP.