University credits in voluntary liquidation bankruptcy proceedings. A look from the Chilean jurisprudence
University credits in voluntary liquidation bankruptcy proceedings. A look from the Chilean jurisprudence
Authors
Montenegro, Isnel Martinez
Cerda, Ismael Gonzalez
Valdes, Sol San Martin
Cerda, Ismael Gonzalez
Valdes, Sol San Martin
Profesor GuĆa
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Date
Datos de publicaciĆ³n:
10.18359/prole.6274
PROLEGOMENOS-DERECHOS Y VALORES,Vol.25,187-199,2022
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WOS
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Abstract
On October 9, 2014, the old Bankruptcy Law was reformed in Chile with the new Law No. 20720 on Insolvency and Reinsolvency, creating for such purpose the voluntary liquidation bankrupt-cy proceeding. Its objective is to provide legal tools to those debtors who are economically unviable through the immediate liquidation of their assets (equity) and extinction of all their liabilities (debts), opting for economic rehabilitation. However, a discussion has arisen before the Supreme Court of Justice regarding whether university loans can be included among the debtor's liabilities in these proceedings due to the lack of legal regulation.