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Mexican Legal Framework of Business Insolvency - White & Case

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Under either <strong>of</strong> the two approaches, care should be taken that the rescheduling<br />

agreement does not result in the imposition <strong>of</strong> additional guarantees or in<br />

conditions that differ from current market conditions [LCM 114-III].<br />

The reader can find more information on the subject <strong>of</strong> avoidable transactions in<br />

Section 15.j in Part II.<br />

Regardless <strong>of</strong> the approach taken, it is worth mentioning that the rescheduling agreement<br />

will be binding only upon participating creditors. That is, nonparticipating creditors’ claims<br />

will not be subject to its terms. Since a private workout will not be binding upon all creditors,<br />

court assistance is sometimes necessary to achieve a successful reorganization or make<br />

broadly effective an otherwise private workout plan. This is discussed generally in Part II<br />

and particularly in Section 15.r.iv.<br />

5. Publicly Traded Securities<br />

A debtor that has issued publicly traded debt securities will encounter additional<br />

complications in its workout efforts. Section 33 in Part V provides further analysis<br />

on the issue.<br />

<strong>White</strong> & <strong>Case</strong><br />

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