E. Guarantees and Priority of Wage Claims
Article 121
Amounts owed to contractors of any kind cannot be garnished nor can payment be objected with prejudice to workers' wage payments.
Wages owed to workers shall be paid before payment is made to suppliers of supplies used for construction.
Article 122
Wage claims of the workers, including domestics or household servants, shall take priority over the movable or immovable properties of the debtor within the last six months prior to the declaration of bankruptcy or the court-ordered liquidation of the employer.
Sale agents and commercial representatives have priority for commissions and remittances earned for the last six months prior to the declaration of bankruptcy or court- ordered liquidation.
Priority established by this article also applies to the claims of workers for paid holidays and compensation for notice period and to dismissal indemnity.
Article 123
Prioritised claims provided for in Article 122 above, are opposable to all other general and special priority, including the priority of the National Treasury.
Amounts deducted by the National Treasury from the money order of the employer after the date when payment of debt was stopped, shall be returned to debtors (sub creditors).
Article 124
Workers benefit from outclassing all of creditors for a portion of their claim: the unattachable portion of wages earned by labourers during the last fifteen days, by employees during the last thirty days, and by commercial representatives during the last ninety days prior to the declaration of bankruptcy or court-ordered liquidation.
This part of their claim is paid to the workers, before other claims, just within ten days following the declaration of bankruptcy or court-ordered liquidation by a simple ruling of a judge, from the funds existing at the time the bankruptcy was declared or the liquidation was ordered, or from the first funds that become available.
Article 125
In order to determine the amount of wage in view of enforcing the provisions of Article
124 above, not only the actual wages are taken into account but also the other items of
remuneration covered in Article 103 of this law, as well as any damages due eventually for the breach of contract.
E. Guarantees and Priority of Wage Claims
Article 121
Amounts owed to contractors of any kind cannot be garnished nor can payment be objected with prejudice to workers' wage payments.
Wages owed to workers shall be paid before payment is made to suppliers of supplies used for construction.
Article 122
Wage claims of the workers, including domestics or household servants, shall take priority over the movable or immovable properties of the debtor within the last six months prior to the declaration of bankruptcy or the court-ordered liquidation of the employer.
Sale agents and commercial representatives have priority for commissions and remittances earned for the last six months prior to the declaration of bankruptcy or court- ordered liquidation.
Priority established by this article also applies to the claims of workers for paid holidays and compensation for notice period and to dismissal indemnity.
Article 123
Prioritised claims provided for in Article 122 above, are opposable to all other general and special priority, including the priority of the National Treasury.
Amounts deducted by the National Treasury from the money order of the employer after the date when payment of debt was stopped, shall be returned to debtors (sub creditors).
Article 124
Workers benefit from outclassing all of creditors for a portion of their claim: the unattachable portion of wages earned by labourers during the last fifteen days, by employees during the last thirty days, and by commercial representatives during the last ninety days prior to the declaration of bankruptcy or court-ordered liquidation.
This part of their claim is paid to the workers, before other claims, just within ten days following the declaration of bankruptcy or court-ordered liquidation by a simple ruling of a judge, from the funds existing at the time the bankruptcy was declared or the liquidation was ordered, or from the first funds that become available.
Article 125
In order to determine the amount of wage in view of enforcing the provisions of Article
124 above, not only the actual wages are taken into account but also the other items of
remuneration covered in Article 103 of this law, as well as any damages due eventually for the breach of contract.
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