英文摘要 |
This article, concentrating on the exclusion in consumer bankruptcy proceedings, analyses the different merit along all parties involved and tries to mitigate the conflicts. From the perspective of procedural law, it is crucial to see if a debtor can liquidate debts in the procedure under the Consumer Debts Clearance Act which prescribes the consumer bankruptcy system. With respect to the stability of economic, the law enables the secured creditor to claim exclusion on the collateral. When it comes to how and when the creditor should decide to claim exclusion, however, the approach is not specified in the statute text. Interpretation consequently is significant. This process-oriented view holds that the liquidation proceedings should not become inappropriately ineffective or incapable because of the exclusion. Furthermore, a debtor should be granted a due opportunity to receive a discharge. Clarifying the interests of secured and unsecured creditors as well as the debtor, it is possible to draw the functions and limitations of the exclusion in liquidation procedure under the Consumer Debts Clearance Act. Since values of the exclusion are pondered in the bankruptcy process, the court will settle down related issues in a prudent and practical spectrum. |