Binary Pattern of Right of Control of Companies during Integration Period——Also on the Demerit and Improvement in Our Bankruptcy Management System
Qi Ming
Abstract
Qi Ming
Abstract
The aim of integrating and clearing accounts of the companies in economic difficulty is to distribute its loss and manage its capital in order to improve the value of the company and reduce the loss of people beneficially concerned.Along with the attention paid to the function of bankruptcy integration in relevant law,right of control and issues among subjects during the integration period are highlighted.The bankruptcy manager pattern in our present law is different from the DIP pattern established in American bankruptcy law due to different origins of ideas and legal practical results.We should learn from American experience concerning the system of right of control.
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The aim of integrating and clearing accounts of the companies in economic difficulty is to distribute its loss and manage its capital in order to improve the value of the company and reduce the loss of people beneficially concerned.Along with the attention paid to the function of bankruptcy integration in relevant law,right of control and issues among subjects during the integration period are highlighted.The bankruptcy manager pattern in our present law is different from the DIP pattern established in American bankruptcy law due to different origins of ideas and legal practical results.We should learn from American experience concerning the system of right of control.
Key concepts: Bankruptcy, Clearing, Control (management), Order (exchange), Function (biology), Business, Period (music), Capital (architecture)