Expand your scope of action through the legally compliant realization of contractually agreed pledges of rights.
Get ahead of the wave and act before it’s too late.
Use your rights and minimize director liability.
Your solution through our realization of contractually agreed collateral: short-term, legally compliant, effective
Our involvement as publicly appointed, sworn auctioneers is the legally secure way to promptly realize rights of all kinds — such as company shares, securities, trademark rights, licensing rights, IT rights, domains and patents — by virtue of a sovereign act. There is the option to switch from creditor to owner. Debt-to-Equity / Debt-to-Asset can be implemented through a fast procedure.
The legislator has privileged the realization of pledged company shares or rights by the publicly appointed, sworn auctioneer: There is always acquisition in good faith; furthermore, warranty and other liability claims on the part of third parties are excluded. Control is ensured by the public auction because the generally publicly appointed auctioneer is sworn to perform his task conscientiously and impartially.
Further information:
Blog post “Danger at the notary?”
competent — effective — flexible
Know-how in legally compliant processing and always short-term implementation of the procedure. Existing network for rapid adaptation to respective requirements and part of a network of highly specialized lawyers and tax consultants. There is no obligation to obtain an expert opinion for the realization. Technically proven infrastructure for legally compliant online live auctions with live stream.
Determination of value by official act. Irrevocable knockdown excludes renegotiations; no right to withdraw from the purchase contract. Acquisition in good faith pursuant to § 935 para. 2 BGB. Reduction of liability due to statutory provisions of the public auction.
Flexible
Sometimes things have to move quickly. You can rely on us when it comes to adapting flexibly to the respective requirements.
Separate realizations
- Privileged position in insolvency proceedings
- Section 166 (1) InsO does not apply to other rights such as pledged company shares, securities, trademark and IP rights, license rights, domains, patents.
