The Restructuring of Small Companies under Slovenian Insolvency Legislation

Magistrsko diplomsko delo z naslovom »PRESTRUKTURIRANJE MAJHNIH DRUŽB PO SLOVENSKI INSOLVENČNOPRAVNI ZAKONODAJI« je rezultat prizadevanj vsebinsko in kritično predstaviti pretekle in obstoječe, z zakonom predvidene mehanizme prestrukturiranja majhnih družb v finančnih težavah, katerih namen je doseganje kratkoročne in dolgoročne plačilne sposobnosti teh družb ter preprečitev stečajnega postopka, kot ultima ratio ukrepa v primeru insolventnosti. Po uvodni predstavitvi izhodišč te naloge, v tretjem poglavju z vsebinskega in procesnega vidika podrobno predstavljam postopke, ki jih je za majhne družbe v času svoje veljavnosti predvideval slovenski Zakon o finančnem poslovanju, postopkih zaradi insolventnosti in prisilnem prenehanju (ZFPPIPP). Magistrsko diplomsko delo zaključujem s četrtim poglavjem, v katerem na podlagi zakonskih določb, sodne prakse in preteklih postopkov primerjam tri postopke finančnega prestrukturiranja majhnih družb ter se kritično opredeljujem do ustreznosti obstoječe ureditve in spornosti zakonodajnih sprememb, ki jih je uvedla novela ZFPPIPP-G.The master’s thesis titled “THE RESTRUCTURING OF SMALL COMPANIES UNDER SLOVENIAN INSOLVENCY LEGISLATION” represents the result of endeavors to depict past and current legislative instruments of restructuring of small companies, aiming at achieving short-term and long-term solvency of those companies and preventing bankruptcy as a last resort response to insolvency. In the third chapter, following the intruductory portion of the thesis, I offer a detailed description of the substantive and procedural aspects of the procedures which had been available for small companises pursuant to the Slovenian Financial Operations, Insolvency Proceedings, and Compulsury Dissolution Act (ZFPPIPP) from its entering into force. The thesis is concluded with the fourth chapter containing a comparison of the three financial restructuring procedures of small companies based on legal provisions, case-law and past procedures, followed by critical comments on the adequacy of present legal provisions and the dubious legislative changes enacted by ZFPPIPP-G