First, it is important to distinguish between a statutory exception and an application for relief from the moratorium in an individual case. The creditor should clearly identify the claim, security, affected asset, and intended measure. A secured claim does not automatically mean that individual enforcement or realization is permissible without further review. Depending on the proceedings, the value of the security, any potential prejudice to the creditor, and the importance of the asset to the continuation or realization of the company may be particularly relevant to an application for relief. The insolvent company should consider whether adequate protection of the secured position can be offered and what effect a release would have on the other creditors. The measure in question must not be continued without review until an exception is clearly established or authorized by the court. The application, objections, valuation of the security, and court decision should be fully documented. An exception applies only to the extent specified and does not lift the moratorium for all creditors.
Exceptions to the Moratorium in Corporate Insolvency in Georgia
The moratorium in a corporate insolvency in Georgia does not necessarily apply without exception to every claim and every measure. Whether a creditor may act outside the protection or seek relief from it depends on the nature of the claim, any existing security, and a possible court decision.
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