Introduction Article 1: Scope Aricle 2: Definitions Article 3: International jurisdiction Article 4: Examination as to jurisdiction Article 5: Judicial review of the decision to open main proceedings Article 6: Jurisdiction for actions which derive directly from the insolvency proceedings and are closely linked with them Article 7: Law applicable Article 8: Third parties' right in rem Article 9: Set-off Article 10: Reservation of title Article 11: Contracts relating to immoveable property Article 12: Payment systems and financial markets Article 13: Contracts of employment Article 14: Effects on rights subject to registration Article 15: Community patents and trade marks Article 16: Detrimental acts Article 17: Protection of third-party purchasers Article 18: Effects of insolvency proceedings on lawsuits pending Article 19: Principle Article 20: Effects of recognition Article 21: Powers of the liquidator Article 22: Proof of the liquidator's appointment Article 23: Return and imputation Article 24: Establishment of insolvency registers Article 25: Interconnection of insolvency registers Article 26: Costs of establishing and interconnecting insolvency registers Article 27: Conditions of access to information through the system of interconnection Article 28: Publication in another member state Article 29: Registration in public register of another member state Article 30: Costs Article 31: Honouring of an obligation to a debtor Article 32: Recognition and enforceability of other judgements Article 33: Public policy Article 34: Opening of proceeding Article 35: Applicable law Article 36: Right to give an undertaking in order to avoid secondary proceedings Article 37: Right to request the opening of proceedings Article 38: Decision to open secondary proceedings Article 39: Judicial review of the decision to open secondary proceedings Article 40: Advance payment of costs and expenses Article 41: Cooperation and communication between insolvency practitioners Article 42: Cooperation and communication between courts Article 43: Cooperation and communication between insolvency practitioners and courts Article 44: Costs of cooperation and communication Article 45: Exercise of creditors' rights Article 46: Stay of the process of realisation of assets Article 47: Power of the insolvency practitioner to propose restructuring plans Article 48: Impact of closure of insolvency proceedings Article 49: Assets remaining in the secondary proceedings Article 50: Subsequent opening of the main proceedings Article 51: Conversion of secondary proceedings Article 52: Preservation measures Article 53: Right to lodge claims Article 54: Duty for inform creditors Article 55: Procedure for lodging claims Article 56-77: Insolvency proceedings of members of a group of companies Article 78: Data protection Article 79: Responsibilities of member states Article 80: Responsibilities of the commission Article 81: Information obligations Article 82: Storage of personal data Article 83: Access to personal data via the European e-justice portal Article 84: Applicability in time Article 85: Relationship to conventions Article 86: Information on national and union insolvency law Article 87: Establishment of the interconnection of registers Article 88: Establishment and subsequent amendment of standard forms Article 89: Committee procedure Article 90: Review clause Article 91: Repeal Article 92: Entry into force Appendices.
Commentary on the European Insolvency Regulation : Second Edition