The USAID Commercial Law and Economic Regulation Project implemented by BearingPoint International conducted a two-day seminar on bankruptcy for judges on July 9-10, 2004.
10.07.2004
The Honorable Charles Case II a Federal court Bankruptcy judge from the USA, led a two-day study course, which included theoretical parts and case studies, discussions, questions and answers, experience sharing.
The Seminar was conducted in Sevan, Harsnakar Hotel. There were 15 participants present at the seminar, who had an opportunity over two days to discuss the key elements of the bankruptcy law, and special focus was placed to the role of a judge in the lawsuits. The welcome and introduction parts of the seminars were delivered by Mr. Hovhannes Manoukyan, Chairman of Economic Court, RA, and Mr. John Davidson, Chief of Party, BearingPoint International.
Judges from Economic and Cassation courts were invited.
Bellow is the Agenda of seminars. It includes 7 sessions, starting 10.00 and finishing 18.00, with breaks. First four sessions took place on the first day, and other three on the second day.
Session One:
o Purpose of the seminar
o The Role of Bankruptcy Law in a Market Economy
o World Bank Principles and Guidelines for Effective Insolvency and Creditors’ Rights Systems
o Discussion, comments and questions
Session Two:
o The Role of the Judge Under the New Armenian Bankruptcy Law
o Specific obligations
o General oversight responsibilities
o Discussion, comments and questions
Session Three:
o Roundtable Discussion
o Issues with the new law
o Best practices for judges
o Relationship between the Judge and Administrator
o Discussion, comments and questions
Session Four:
o Roundtable discussion continued
Session Five
o Case study on reorganization and liquidation
Session Six:
o Case study on reorganization and liquidation (continued)
Session Seven:
o Discussion / Questions and Answers
o Conclusion
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