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After insolvency closure: preserve title and balance

France and Switzerland give different effects to insolvency closure and loss certificates. French closure for insufficient assets does not automatically restore every individual action. A Swiss bankruptcy loss certificate raises its own return-to-better-fortune questions. Preserve the actual title, decision, balance and procedural records rather than assuming every certificate or debtor situation follows the same enforcement route.

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Example question

France: does insufficient-assets closure restore every individual action ?

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No. Examine principle, exceptions and procedural conditions.

Read the references

Your question concerns “After insolvency closure: preserve title and balance”. Which document should we examine, and does your matter concern France or Switzerland?

French law

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Answer

France: which closure decision should be identified ?

Keep judgment, reason and debtor. Closure categories may have different effects.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20

Answer

France: does insufficient-assets closure restore every individual action ?

No. Examine principle, exceptions and procedural conditions.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20

Answer

France: why separate the retained title from enforcement ability ?

A claim record and procedural right to act are different questions.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20

Comparison

Which elements belong together before the next step?

Title, closure and remaining-balance register
Preparation questionPoint to verify
France: which closure decision should be identified ?Keep judgment, reason and debtor. Closure categories may have different effects.
France: does insufficient-assets closure restore every individual action ?No. Examine principle, exceptions and procedural conditions.
France: why separate the retained title from enforcement ability ?A claim record and procedural right to act are different questions.
France: what supports the remaining balance ?Connect received payments and claim records with periods and sources.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Answer

France: what supports the remaining balance ?

Connect received payments and claim records with periods and sources.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20

The law

Which official provision helps explain this situation?

LEGIARTI000046811404Sources checked 2 November 2026See the texts cited

Keep judgment, reason and debtor. Closure categories may have different effects.

Answer

Switzerland: which loss certificate should the file identify ?

Distinguish bankruptcy and seizure certificates and the actual debtor situation.

Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Tool

How can you connect the facts and records in your file?

Complete the file references. The initial values illustrate a fictional case; they are not observed product results.

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Fictional example · Title, closure and remaining-balance register

Closure
Identified decision
Title
Retained record
Claim
Documented item
Payment
Evidence to reconcile

This worksheet organises records; it does not establish admissibility, entitlement or a procedural outcome.

Answer

Switzerland: why examine return to better fortune ?

Bankruptcy-certificate enforcement has its own conditions rather than automatic ordinary recovery.

Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Answer

Switzerland: which facts should the post-closure dossier preserve ?

Keep certificate, balance, relevant events and competent decisions.

Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Answer

Switzerland: does this register revive enforcement ?

No. It organises title and procedure evidence without authorising recovery.

Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Frequent questions

What other questions arise in this file?

France: does insufficient-assets closure restore every individual action ?

France: what supports the remaining balance ?

Connect received payments and claim records with periods and sources.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Switzerland: why examine return to better fortune ?

Bankruptcy-certificate enforcement has its own conditions rather than automatic ordinary recovery.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Switzerland: does this register revive enforcement ?

No. It organises title and procedure evidence without authorising recovery.

LEGIARTI000046811404commerce : art. R643-20Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frLP : Art. 265LP : Art. 265 a

Sources

Which official references should you consult?

  1. LEGIARTI000046811404legifrance.gouv.fr
  2. commerce : art. R643-20legifrance.gouv.fr
  3. Fedlex 11/529_488_529/frfedlex.admin.ch
  4. LP : Art. 265fedlex.admin.ch
  5. LP : Art. 265 afedlex.admin.ch

Texts cited last checked: 2 November 2026