Bankruptcy and insolvency law

Detailed table of contents available 

• Chapter 1: An Introduction to Insolvency Law

Part One: Bankruptcy Law

• Chapter 2: The Foundations of Bankruptcy Law
• Chapter 3: Commencement of Bankruptcy
• Chapter 4: Property of the Bankrupt
• Chapter 5: Proprietary Claims of Third Parties
• Chapter 6: Preserving the Bankrupt Estate
• Chapter 7: Enhancing the Bankrupty Estate
• Chapter 8: Administering the Bankrupt Estate
• Chapter 9: The Proof, Valuation, and Payment of Claims
• Chapter 10: Discharge of the Bankrupt

Part Two: Commercial Restrucing Law

• Chapter 11: The Foundations of Commercial Restructuring Law
• Chapter 12: Commencing Restructuring Proceedings
• Chapter 13: Operating the Business
• Chapter 14: Governance and Supervision
• Chapter 15: Claims and Priorities
• Chapter 16: Developing and Approving the Plan

Part Three: Receivership Law

• Chapter 17: The Foundations of Receivership Law
• Chapter 18: Commencement, Administration, and Supervision of the Receivership
• Chapter 19: The Status, Powers, Duties, and Liabilities of the Receiver

Part Four: Other Insolvency Regimes

• Chapter 20: Alternatives to Consumer and Farm Bankruptcy
• Chapter 21: Specialized Insolvency Regimes
• Chapter 22: Cross-Border Insolvencies
• Chapter 23: The Reform of Canadian Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law
• Table of Cases