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المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
We presented that the comparative laws have focused on the issue of reviving stalled projects, as a means to protect them from the month of bankruptcy and liquidation, and because of their many effects and consequences, especially on the personal level of the parties to the conflict, and on the economic conditions of the country in general, especially after most of the world’s regimes tended to tighten And moving away from the concept of bankruptcy and the trend towards reviving and protecting projects from the specter of bankruptcy, due to the economic crises that have swept the whole world, as they do not resort to bankruptcy except in exceptional cases when the project has no hope of reviving from stumbling. Comparison, the first direction, which is the friendly direction in which the judicial authorities do not enter a party to solve the problems, the example of which is friendly settlement, judicial mediation, preventive settlement, and the second direction is the judicial direction represented by the intervention of the judicial authorities as a third party as an observer of the stages of the stalled project and its means is preventive reconciliation from bankruptcy Restructuring and in some comparative systems is called reorganization, as they all aim to protect stalled projects from bankruptcy and liquidation and organize that Through an introductory chapter and two chapters.