Abstract
The author recalls the opposite rules about the distribution of money in theenforcement proceeding in Europe, that is the equality of creditors according to French tradition and the priority of the creditor, first seizer in Germany. Then he dwells upon the application of these rules in the States of the European Union and in other European states. At last he recalls the international debate on this matter. Ultimately he asserts the opportunity of the par condicio creditorum principle in a transnational perspective and the necessity that prevention principle, whereit is, wilibe combined by the organisation of the proportio-nal distribution of sales proceeds among the creditors, in case ofinsolvency of the debtor and that the collective procedure cancels the right of priority acquired by the seizer creditor during the suspicious time.
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