英文摘要 |
A new wave of bankruptcies in the twenty-first century has highlighted the importance of liquidating reorganization, which is also a focus in the reorganization chapter of the Draft of Debt Clearance Act created by the Judicial Yuan in 2016. Therefore, the definition and origin of liquidating reorganization merit further exploration. This study examined viewpoints regarding the new wave of bankruptcies originated in the United States and the response measures in the 2016 draft formulated toward this wave of bankruptcies.Compiling related data revealed that liquidating reorganization could be classified into conventional, self-initiated, and 363-sale types. The content and legislative purpose of Article 261 in the draft indicated that this article was created for conventional liquidating reorganization. However, we suggest that it can be used as the basis to develop regulations that incorporate self-initiated and 363-sale liquidating reorganization into the debt clearance system of Taiwan.According to the aforementioned assertions, Chapter 2 discusses the development context of liquidating reorganization. Chapter 3 explores the emergence of 363-sale reorganization. Chapter 4 details observations on the three types of liquidating reorganization. Chapter 5 uses the reorganization of Taiwan Kolin as an example to discuss legal practice regarding corporate reorganization based on the sale of businesses. From the perspective of liquidating reorganization, Chapter 6 provides observations and suggestions concerning the Draft of Debt Clearance Act, and Chapter 7 concludes this study. The discussion of this study can facilitate an overall evaluation of the liquidating reorganization system, helping Taiwan adopt a new generation of reorganization models. |