Entre Ríos 1221 S.R.L. s/ acuerdo preventivo extrajudicial (National Commercial Court of Appeals, Chamber C, 09/05/2019)
The requirements for confirmation and objection in an out-of-court restructuring agreement. The Commercial Court of Appeals recalled that an APE, although contractual in origin, acquires collective effects only through strict compliance with the LCQ and judicial review.
«Entre Ríos 1221 S.R.L. s/ acuerdo preventivo extrajudicial»
What was at issue
The requirements for confirmation and objection in an out-of-court restructuring agreement.
What was decided
The Commercial Court of Appeals recalled that an APE, although contractual in origin, acquires collective effects only through strict compliance with the LCQ and judicial review.
- The Commercial Court of Appeals recalled that an APE, although contractual in origin, acquires collective effects only through strict compliance with the LCQ and judicial review.
- The holding should be read in light of the legal interest protected in the area of out-of-court restructuring agreements (APE), not solely by reference to the documentary form of the act.
- Evidence of the specific facts and of their impact on corporate or creditor rights is decisive when applying the precedent’s doctrine to another case.
Citation: CNCom., Sala C, «Entre Ríos 1221 S.R.L. s/ acuerdo preventivo extrajudicial», 09/05/2019 — Jurisprudencia societaria y comercial
Practical application
It is useful for private debt restructurings intended to become binding collectively.
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