Belated bankruptcy claim LIKE A WAR CRIME

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In accordance with Article 373 of the Insolvency Law, the court may order deprivation for a period of one to ten years of the right to conduct business and to act as a member of the supervisory board, a representative of a commercial company TO A PERSON who, among other things, has not filed for bankruptcy within the statutory period.

The provisions of insolvency law, both in their earlier and current versions, do NOT provide for the limitation of the criminal record of this act, which does not even have to be culpable. The absence of such a provision in my view means that the regulation of the prohibition is incompatible with the Constitutional principle of the democratic rule of law.

All criminal offences are criminal offences. The exceptions are crimes against peace, humanity and war crimes. It seems that the late (even not at fault) filing for bankruptcy is an act of EQUIVALENT STATUS to a WAR CRIME. Analysis of the legal status attached. I encourage you to read.

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