Commentaries on the Bankruptcy Act (Vol. 1)

Article 97 Tomohiro Kitano、Hirotake Tanaka
Article 108, 109 Masaki Nogami
Article 114, 134 Yoichi Wakasugi 

Authors: Masaki Nogami Yoichi Wakasugi Tomohiro Kitano Hirotake Tanaka
Publisher:Kinzai Institute For Financial Affairs, Inc.
Date of publication: December, 2015

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