Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I. whereas detailed information on the procedures for enforcing claims in every Member State should be available through the European e
• Justice portal; whereas cooperation between enforcement authorities in the Member States should be stepped up in order to speed up debt recovery,
• scale debt recovery in the case of undisputed claims, generally by simplifying proceedings regarding payment orders.
• The legal environment in the Member States in the area of debt recovery varies.
• whereas detailed information on the procedures for enforcing claims in every Member State should be available through the European e
• Similarly, the impact of the changes in the corporate insolvency and recovery law is being assessed as the new debt restructuring and debt recovery mechanisms are now functioning.
• The Member States have attempted to solve the problem of large
• Justice portal; whereas cooperation between enforcement authorities in the Member States should be stepped up in order to speed up debt recovery,

• No reference is made to extrajudicial debt recovery by debt collection agencies, to which accordingly, under Article 16, the freedom to provide services applies.
• Such costs should include, in particular, those incurred by creditors in instructing a lawyer or employing a debt collection agency.
• However, debt collection agencies based in another Member State are now allowed to offer their services in Portugal, which is resulting in an extremely disadvantageous competitive situation for Portuguese collection agencies in Portugal.
• The same Maiwolf holding company apparently also owns the debt collection companies which then proceed to harass, bully and threaten businesses to pay up.
• First of all, there are three amendments on debt collection agencies, which are still encountering obstacles despite the single market.
• I always prefer the term debt collection.
• The KPMG Report indicates as well the parties involved in negotiations (e.g. the legal, debt collection and finance departments of the airports).
• Are the banks violating the principle of the confidentiality of personal data by providing the debt collection companies with information about borrowers?