PEDRO LOVISI AND DANIELE MADUREIRA
SÃO PAULO, SP (FOLHAPRESS)
The Minas Gerais Court of Justice suspended 123milhas’ request for judicial recovery. The company filed the request at the end of August at the 1st Business Court of Belo Horizonte.
At the time, the company asked for the suspension of actions by creditors and consumers who went to court after the interruption of services for a period of 180 days. The tourism platform’s debts reach R$2.37 billion.
The suspension request was made by Banco do Brasil, the company’s largest creditor, with R$97.1 million to be received.
It is not common for a judicial recovery to be suspended, says lawyer Filipe Denki, from Lara Martins Advogados, a specialist in judicial recovery.
“The reporting judge understood that a prior finding must be made, a provision included in the reform of the judicial recovery law. This way, the judge can appoint an expert to verify the regularity of the documentation presented in the request for judicial recovery”, says Denki.
According to him, the expert has a period of five days to present a report, which indicates the possibility or not of granting judicial recovery. In Denki’s opinion, however, this is an assignment made by the judge in the case. “It would not be up to a court to decide whether or not a prior finding was made,” he states.
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