Manipulace s prodejem nemovitostí v insolvenčních řízeních

The aim of this master's thesis is to describe the ways in which the sale of real estate in Czech insolvency proceedings is manipulated and how such conduct can be recognized. The thesis is based on qualitative research, which through interviews with experts from insolvency practice analyses the individual schemes and the warning signals of possible manipulation. It is complemented by a quantitative analysis, which uses the Mann-Whitney test to examine the association between one of the identified indicators and the level of creditor satisfaction. Eleven schemes, classified according to the phase of insolvency, and six areas of warning signals were identified. The association of the selected indicator was not statistically confirmed, which also has consequences for the way in which the remaining warning signals need to be assessed. Through the analysis of the sale of real estate in insolvency, one of the most valuable components of the bankruptcy estate, the thesis thus contributes to countering conduct that undermines the Czech insolvency environment.