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1 décembre 2018
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10.22201/iij.24485306e.2018.1.12516
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Executory Contracts Insolvency MexicoSujets proches
Contract law Contracts--Law and legislation Contractual limitations Limitations, Contractual Agreements Insolvency Privileged debts Cessio bonorum Bankruptcy--Law and legislationCiter ce document
Luis Manuel Camp Méjan, « Executory Contracts in Mexican Insolvency Law », Mexican Law Review, ID : 10670/1.j3tifq
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: The Mexican Law Review published an article by Dr. Susana Dávalos entitled “The Rejection of Executory Contracts”1 that addresses the comparison of three legal systems in Spain, Germany and the United States of America when dealing with contracts pending execution when a debtor is declared insolvent. From the analysis of these three systems, the author concludes, for the reasons given therein, that the Spanish regime is the most adequate to reach the objectives pursued by insolvency procedures. Motivated by the reading of this interesting work, the objective of this comment is to show how the regime Mexican legislation has adopted to deal with this issue.