konkurssipesänhoitajalle

konkurssipesän is a term used in Finnish insolvency law. It translates to "bankruptcy estate" or "liquidation estate" in English. A konkurssipesän is the collection of assets and liabilities of a company or individual that has been declared bankrupt. When a bankruptcy is declared, a court-appointed administrator, known as a pesänhoitaja, takes control of the konkurssipesän.

The primary role of the pesänhoitaja is to manage and liquidate the assets of the konkurssipesän. This involves identifying all property, both tangible and intangible, belonging to the bankrupt entity. These assets are then sold, and the proceeds are used to satisfy the claims of creditors. The distribution of these funds follows a specific legal order of priority, with secured creditors typically being paid before unsecured creditors.

The konkurssipesän also encompasses all debts and obligations of the bankrupt entity. Creditors must file their claims with the pesänhoitaja within a specified timeframe to be considered for payment. The administrator assesses the validity of these claims and determines their eligibility for distribution. The ultimate goal of the konkurssipesän process is to bring the bankruptcy proceedings to a close, typically by distributing all available assets to creditors and settling outstanding matters.