We invite you to read the scientific studies of the members of the Institute for Bankruptcy, Restructuring Law and Insolvency Research and scientists cooperating with our Institute.

Here you will find both short studies on specific issues in the field of interpretation and application of bankruptcy and restructuring law.


"Bankruptcy proceedings in the courts' practice" has been published


The Publishing House of the Institute of Justice has published a book entitled "Bankruptcy proceedings in the courts' practice" by Prof. Anna Hrycaj, Dr. Patryk Filipiak, Dr. Bartosz Sierakowski and Jakub Rak.

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The article by Dr. A. Hrycaj and Dr. P. Filipiak entitled "Issuing, justifying and signing decisions in insolvency and restructuring proceedings" has been published


The latest issue of "Polskie Proces Cywilny" published an article by Prof. Hrycaj and Dr. Filipiak on the principles of issuing, justifying and signing decisions in insolvency and restructuring proceedings.

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The book by Dr. Bartosz Sierakowski entitled "Obligations of the bankruptcy estate" (Warsaw 2023)


Wolters Kluwer Polska has published a monograph by Dr. Bartosz Sierakowski, Deputy Director of the Institute for Bankruptcy and Restructuring Law and Insolvency Research.

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European Insolvency Proceedings Commentary on Regulation (EU) 2015/848 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 May 2015 on Insolvency Proceedings (Recast)


We are excited to announce a new book 'European Insolvency Proceedings Commentary on Regulation (EU) 2015/848 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 May 2015 on Insolvency Proceedings (Recast)’, edited by Anna Hrycaj & Patryk Filipiak

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The principles of liquidation of bankruptcy estate in consumer bankruptcy


In order to unificate and facilitate the course of bankruptcy proceedings, we present below the principles for procedures in liquidation of the bankruptcy estate pursuant to art 491 (11a) of the Bankruptcy Law. The principles have been formulated with emphasis put on the creditors’ right to bring an action and lay complaints.

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