1 July 2013Payments and security you received since that day can in some cases be challenged by the trustee. A later judgment can change the date.art. XX.105, XX.111 and XX.112, Code of Economic Law
Appeal or third-party opposition until
passed on 3 September 2013Fifteen days after the publication in the Official Gazette.art. XX.108, Code of Economic Law
First verification report
passed on 13 September 2013Reclaim goods that are still yours, such as goods delivered under retention of title, before this day.art. XX.104 and XX.194, Code of Economic Law
Late claim until
passed on 12 August 2014A late claim shares only in what has not yet been paid out, and you bear its costs.art. XX.165, Code of Economic Law
Trustee
Mr. Francine Pauwels9100 Sint-Niklaas, Apostelstraat 29
What to do now
Stop delivering on credit unless the trustee agrees.
Gather your documents: invoices, purchase orders, contract, delivery notes and reminders.
File your proof of claim in RegSol (regsol.be), yourself with eID or itsme, or through your lawyer. State principal, interest and costs separately, and any preferential right you hold.
Delivered under retention of title? Reclaim your goods before the first report on the verification of claims.
Ask your accountant about the VAT on the unpaid invoices: in a bankruptcy it can be recovered under conditions.
Follow the file in RegSol: the verification report (admitted or disputed) and the trustee's reports appear there.
Deadlines: the judgment sets the last day to file your claim, by law at most thirty days after the judgment, and the day of the first verification report. Both dates are in the publication in the Official Gazette and in RegSol; Checked does not read them yet. A late claim is sometimes still possible, but not without consequences.