Friendly Settlement of the Resurgence of Bad Companies by Arbitration in Iraqi Law and Egyptian Law (Comparative Study)

Al-Jubouri, Abdul Sattar Ahmed Majeed

doi:10.63677/jqlap.2025.165863.1466

Friendly Settlement of the Resurgence of Bad Companies by Arbitration in Iraqi Law and Egyptian Law (Comparative Study)

https://doi.org/10.63677/jqlap.2025.165863.1466

Volume 17, Issue: 1 part 2
Spring 2026

Pages 583-608

AL-Qadisiya Journal For Law and Political Sciences

Document Type : Research Paper

Author

Abdul Sattar Ahmed Majeed Al-Jubouri

College of Law, Tikrit University

Abstract

Businesses often encounter obstacles that make them stumble in their work. These projects need to rethink their plans, get out of their crisis and get out of their stakes, and look for successful ways to get their business back and get out of the default crisis.
The interest of creditors requires the full and immediate recovery of their funds, but the interest of the national economy requires that the commercial companies remain in existence despite their financial inability to ensure their financing to the national market for the required goods and to maintain their positions of workers. For these reasons, many countries adopted measures and mechanisms to save companies Trade-off from default, to ensure continuity of business.
In this better situation, it has to work for a settlement of its stumbling, and the settlement is either judicial or friendly, and the amicable settlement can be through arbitration, conciliation, or conciliation, and we will take from the amicable settlement arbitration to revive the troubled companies.
Did comparative legislation set a system for the friendly settlement of troubled companies by arbitration?