Presumption of cessation of payments linked to recognition of a foreign main collective proceeding in OHADA
Development summary
Innocent Tchamgwé’s article in the Uniform Law Review examines the presumption of cessation of payments that follows recognition of a foreign main collective proceeding in the OHADA area. It focuses on procedural coordination, the national judge’s role and questions of legal certainty.
Research note
Issue
The effect of a presumption of cessation of payments arising from recognition of a foreign main collective proceeding in OHADA on the opening of local insolvency proceedings and on the national judge’s scope of review.
Why does it matter?
The article pinpoints how recognition of a foreign main proceeding affects local insolvency proceedings and where the national judge’s review begins. It is therefore a direct source for researchers and practitioners examining the boundary between recognition and local procedure in OHADA insolvency practice.
Concepts
Academic details
“Regard sur la présomption de cessation des paiements fondée sur la reconnaissance d’une procédure collective étrangère principale dans l’espace OHADA”
Uniform Law Review · 2026
DOI 10.1093/ulr/unag025
Show suggested citation
Innocent Tchamgwé, “Regard sur la présomption de cessation des paiements fondée sur la reconnaissance d’une procédure collective étrangère principale dans l’espace OHADA”, Uniform Law Review, 2026-08-05, 10.1093/ulr/unag025. https://doi.org/10.1093/ulr/unag025