The Harju Maakohus (District Court, Kentmann) publishes a notice pursuant to paragraph 33(1) of the bankruptcy Act (PankrS).

By order of 15.08.2017 in civil case No 2-17-671, the debtor, Spantal, was declared insolvent at 14.00 on 15.08.2017 (







registry code: 10392449). A sworn lawyer, Veli Kraavi, was appointed as receiver (address Rävala pst 4, Tallinn, telephone 6400250, e-mail info@lextal.ee). The first general meeting of creditors will take place on 06.09.2017 at 15.00 in Kentmann House of Justice, room 316, floor III. Creditors are required, not later than two months after the date of publication of the insolvency notice in the official publication Ametlikud Teadaanded, to notify the administrator of all their claims against the debtor which arose before the declaration of insolvency, irrespective of the basis on which the claim arose and the term of the claim (paragraph 93(1) of the PankrS). Claims which have not been submitted in due time but which have been recognised are to be settled at the final stage (paragraph 153(1)(3) of the PankrS). Only the trustee in bankruptcy (paragraph 37 of the PankrS) may accept the discharge of a debt owed to a debtor forming part of the insolvency estate after the declaration of insolvency. The insolvency order is immediately enforceable (paragraph 31(7) of the PankrS). The debtor and the applicant may lodge an appeal on a point of law within 15 days of publication of the notice (paragraph 32 of the PankrS). The lodging of an appeal does not have suspensory effect (paragraph 5(3) of the PankrS). Enforcement of the insolvency order cannot be suspended or delayed, nor can the manner and procedures for enforcement laid down by the insolvency order Act be changed (paragraph 31(7) of the PankrS).