collective proceedings definition
collective proceedings means proceedings which include all or a significant part of a debtor's creditors, provided that, in the latter case, the proceedings do not affect the claims of creditors which are not involved in them;
collective proceedings means proceedings which by virtue of section 47B(1) of the 1998 Act may be brought before the Tribunal combining two or more claims to which section 47A of the 1998 Act applies;
collective proceedings means proceedings which are brought by a class representative on behalf of persons whose claims raise common issues and which may be instituted as a group action or a representative action;
More Definitions of collective proceedings
collective proceedings means proceedings which by virtue of any enactment may be brought by a representative on behalf of persons whose claims raise common issues and in respect of those common issues;
collective proceedings means proceedings which are brought by a class representative on behalf of persons whose claims raise common issues and which may be instituted as a group action or a representative action; Cap 520.fm - Europa Aug 1, 2012. See, Sherwood Partners, Inc. v. Lycos, Inc., 394 F.3d 1198, 1208 (9th Cir. 2005) (D.W. NELSON Dissent).
collective proceedings means procedures involving all or a significant part of the
collective proceedings means proceedings under section 47B(1) of the 1998 Act (collective proceedings before the Tribunal)(6);
collective proceedings indicates proceedings (i) to suspend all or a substantial part of a party's payments or an announcement of its intention to suspend all or a substantial part of its payments, or to declare a moratorium in relation to its Financial Debts, (ii) to undertake negotiations with one or several of its creditors in order to spread out the payment or the expiries relating to a substantial part of its Financial Debts, (iii) to recognize before a court a state of suspension of payments, (iv) to ask for the designation of a conciliator within the allowances of Articles L.612-1 L.612-4, L.712-3 and L.611-1 with L.611-6 of the Code de Commerce, (v) to be in a state of suspension of the payments within the allowances of Article L.621-1 Code de Commerce and jurisprudence in force, (vi) to be the subject of a legal judgement of rectification, (vii) to be the subject of a judgement of bankruptcy pursuant to Articles L.620- in L.628-3 of the Code du commerce, or (viii) in regard to in particular any Subsidiary company registered out of France, to be the subject of a procedure similar to the procedures aimed at in items (i) to (vii) above.