THE ROLE OF THE ARBITRATION COURT IN MANAGING THE BANKRUPTCY PROCESS
Currently, the initiation and conduct of bankruptcy procedures is one of the most common ways for a creditor to satisfy its claims against the debtor. In this connection, the role of the arbitration court, exercising control over the bankruptcy procedure, is crucial for the preservation and replenishment of the bankruptcy estate in order to maximize the repayment of debts to creditors. The bankruptcy procedure is controlled by the court, which contributes to the balance of interests of each participant in the bankruptcy case of the debtor.