Fatemeh Rakideh
trainee lawyer at the Iranian Central Bar Association
corporate bankruptcy under Iranian law

corporate bankruptcy under Iranian law

Bankruptcy of a commercial company differs from a liquidity shortage or simple closure. It centres on cessation of payments and the legal effects of a bankruptcy judgment on the company, directors, creditors and transactions.

Request a consultation

corporate bankruptcy under Iranian law

Bankruptcy of a commercial company differs from a liquidity shortage or simple closure. It centres on cessation of payments and the legal effects of a bankruptcy judgment on the company, directors, creditors and transactions.

Important aspects of this matter

Point 1

Status of the debts due and the company's actual ability to pay

Point 2

Financial records, accounts, company contracts and receivables

Point 3

Claims and enforcement actions of creditors and their timing

Point 4

Significant company transactions and transfers in the period leading up to cessation of payments

Legal documents and decisions related to corporate bankruptcy under Iranian law

Legal points and course of action

Determining the date of cessation of payments and the effects of transactions before and after it is important in bankruptcy cases. Hasty asset transfers or selective payment of debts can have serious legal consequences.

In every case, compare the company’s current registration records, internal documents and actual events. Similar case labels do not mean that the relief sought, opposing party or legal outcome will be the same.

Related topics

Frequently asked questions

No. Indebtedness alone is not bankruptcy; cessation of payment of debts and the statutory requirements must be established.
Dissolution may arise for different reasons. Bankruptcy is a distinct regime for a company or trader that has ceased making payments, with its own rules on creditors and liquidation.
Once bankruptcy proceedings begin, lodging and proving a creditor’s claim are governed by those proceedings. The supporting documents and the date when the claim arose are important.

Methods of contact

For legal advice or follow-up on a case, contact us using one of the methods below.

Choose how to contact us

Choose one of the contact methods below.

Phone callWhatsAppTelegramEmail