Fraudulent transfers, as defined under the Transfer of Property act entail two kinds of transfers which are voidable at the instance of the aggrieved parties. The present paper analyses the ambit of Section 53 of the Act, the essential elements of fraudulent transfers and the enforcement of...

The international economic reality in the last ten years has been preparing innovative tools for financing humanitarian actions and regional development investments. The stages include currency rearrangements, reissuing historical bonds, and supporting productive investments. The Quantum...

This study examines the impact of enhanced court enforcement within a pro-creditor legal framework on corporate innovation. We exploit the staggered establishment of bankruptcy tribunals in China as a natural experiment to reveal that enhanced court enforcement dramatically increases corporate...

This chapter critically examines the development of the fine and asset forfeiture measures in both the constituent instruments and case law of international(ised) criminal tribunals since Nuremberg. The chapter demonstrates that such procedures have been underutilised in practice, even though...

This paper exposes, for the first time, the urgent risks emerging from applying the recently-concluded Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments to unfair competition judgments, leading to the creation of global trademarks. Already acceded to by the EU and signed by the...

Appraises the domestication and implementation, by states, of Article 17I of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration relating to the grounds for refusal of recognition or enforcement of interim arbitral awards

This paper unpacks the role of offshoring in the enforcement of trade agreements. In a two-country model of task offshoring, we show that by depressing demand and thus demand for embodied labor, own-tariff effects on factor content weighted terms of trade are: (i) negative in upstream countries,...

In most electoral agency models, the principal observes an increasing signal of the agent's effort. But in enforcement contexts, the signal may be nonmonotonic. This is the case if the principal observes enforcement actions rather than underlying violation incidents (e.g., crime or infections)....

This article examines the decisions taken by the Brazilian Competition Authority (CADE) in two antitrust cases related the dominant food delivery platform iFood, one merger review and one investigation into exclusive dealing agreements. Through an in-depth examination of the case documents, this...