Part 4 Provisions common to reorganisation measures and winding-up proceedings (regs. 25-41) | European Communities (Reorganisation and Winding-up of Credit Institutions) Regulations 2011 [S.I. No. 48 of 2011] | Better Regulation

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In force	Regulation 25 Effect of reorganisation measure or winding-up proceedings on certain contracts and rights
In force	Regulation 26 Reorganisation measure or winding-up proceedings not to affect third parties' rights in rem
In force	Regulation 27 Reorganisation measure or winding-up proceedings not to affect right to reservation of title to asset
In force	Regulation 28 Reorganisation measure or winding-up proceedings not to affect right to set-off
In force	Regulation 29 Enforcement of certain property rights
In force	Regulation 30 Netting agreement to be governed by law of contract
In force	Regulation 31 Repurchase agreement to be governed by law of contract
In force	Regulation 41 Revocation
In force	Regulation 40 Persons required to receive or divulge information under these Regulations bound by professional secrecy
In force	Regulation 39 Effect of reorganisation measure or winding-up proceedings on pending legal proceedings relating to institution
In force	Regulation 38 Validity of certain acts to be governed by law of Member State in which immovable asset located or relevant register, etc., kept
In force	Regulation 36 Registration in a public register
In force	Regulation 35 Administrator or liquidator appointed in other Member State empowered to exercise certain powers within the State
In force	Regulation 34 Administrator or liquidator of authorised institution empowered to exercise powers in other Members States
In force	Regulation 33 How appointment of administrators and liquidators is to be proved
In force	Regulation 32 Transactions on regulated market to be governed by law of contract
In force	Regulation 37 Certain Regulations not to apply with respect to application of rules relating to the voidness, voidability or unenforceability of certain legal acts

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