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Submitted by the Council to the Members of
The American Law Institute
for Discussion at the Eighty-Ninth Annual Meeting on May 21, 22, and 23, 2012
ALI
THE AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE
and
the International Insolvency Institute
TRANSNATIONAL INSOLVENCY:
GLOBAL PRINCIPLES FOR COOPERATION IN
INTERNATIONAL INSOLVENCY CASES
Report to ALI
(March 30, 2012)
SUBJECTS COVERED
Global Principles for Cooperation in International Insolvency Cases
[Full text without Commentary]
Global Guidelines for Court-to-Court Communications in International
Insolvency Cases [Full text without Commentary]
SECTION I. Introduction and Overview
SECTION II. Global Principles for Cooperation in International Insolvency Cases
SECTION III. Global Guidelines for Court-to-Court Communications in International
Insolvency Cases
APPENDIX: Glossary of Terms and Descriptions
ANNEX: Global Rules on Conflict-of-Laws Matters in International Insolvency Cases
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@2012 BYTHE AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
This Report is being circulated for discussion at the 2012 Annual Meeting of The American Law Institute. Other
comments on the Report are also welcome. As of the time of publication of this Report, neither the Council nor
the membership of the Institute has taken a position on the material contained within it; therefore, the views
expressed here do not represent the position of the Institute.
© 2012 by The American Law Institute
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