New ideas in the interpretation of bankruptcy law are offered by this book by Spyros Psychomanis, associate professor at the Law School of the University of Thessaloniki. In an understandable and concise manner, with continuous reference to case law and persuasive, innovative argumentation, it addresses the situation of the merchant before the declaration of bankruptcy, reformulates its conditions, analyzes the possibilities of personal detention and the taking of precautionary measures against the bankrupt, exhaustively examines the fate of the rights of mortgage and privileged creditors, provides new interpretive solutions to issues of bankruptcy claims, revocation and cessation of operations, and clearly defines the bankruptcy process.
Conciseness, structural comprehensibility, references to case law, and well-founded interpretive views are the advantages of the book, which make it a useful scientific tool for every legal researcher, every law student, every judge, and lawyer.