Cross-Border Insolvency Act 2026 · Updated to 30 Jan 2026 · Part V · Concurrent Proceedings
30. Coordination in respect of more than one foreign proceedings
Feedback & supportFor the purposes of this Act, in respect of more than one foreign proceedings regarding the same debtor, the Court may seek cooperation and coordination under sections 25, 26 and 27, and the following matters shall apply:
foreign proceedings
“foreign proceedings” means collective judicial or administrative proceedings in a foreign State, including interim proceedings, under the law relating to insolvency in which proceedings the property and affairs of the debtor are subject to control or supervision by a foreign court, for the purposes of reorganization or liquidation;
any relief granted under section 19 or 21 to a representative of foreign non-main proceedings after recognition of foreign main proceedings shall be consistent with the foreign main proceedings;
foreign non-main proceedings
“foreign non-main proceedings” means foreign proceedings other than foreign main proceedings taking place in a foreign State where a debtor has an establishment;
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if the foreign main proceedings are recognized after the filing of an application for recognition of foreign non-main proceedings, any relief granted under section 19
foreign main proceedings
“foreign main proceedings” means foreign proceedings taking place in a foreign State where the debtor has its centre of main interests;
or 21 shall be reviewed by the Court and shall be modified or set aside if inconsistent with the foreign main proceedings; and
if, after recognition of foreign non-main proceedings, another foreign non-main proceedings are recognized, the Court may grant, modify or set aside any relief for the purpose of facilitating coordination of those proceedings.