Financial Restructuring and Bankruptcy Law

Article 156 — Article (156) New and Existing Actions Against the Debtor

Part Three: Declaration of Bankruptcy · Chapter Four: Contracts

1. After the issuance of the decision to initiate bankruptcy proceedings, no case may be filed against the debtor or proceed, except for the following cases: a. Claims concerning the assets and dispositions not included in the matters of which the debtor is prevented from disposing. b. Cases relating to the proceedings stipulated in this Law, in which the debtor is permitted by law to institute or litigate. c. Criminal cases. 2. If the debtor files a criminal case or there is a criminal case filed against it or a case in relation to its person or personal status, the Trustee shall be joined therein if the same includes financial claims. 3. The court may authorize the joining of the debtor in cases in relation to bankruptcy proceedings, and it may also authorize the joining of the creditor in these cases if it has a special interest therein.

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