Recently, the exclusive action monopoly of the judicial liquidator has been the subject of heated litigation, providing an opportunity for the courts to reaffirm its status as a non-receivable. This “formidable means, commonly invoked in practice,” renders “requests made by a creditor inadmissible due to their lack of standing to act,” as Aurélien Gazel reminds us in the Journal Spécial des Sociétés (JSS).
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