Annotation

The relevance of this work lies in the conflict nature of the bankruptcy case, which affects the course of such procedures and the principle of equality of the parties and their legitimate interests. The purpose of this work is to study the legislation and law enforcement practice in the context of the impact of the conflict between the parties on the entire procedure, to identify the parties to the conflict, to determine the subject of the conflict, and to establish a mechanism for resolving the conflict. The research methodology is based on the universal dialectical method, as well as general scientific and specific scientific methods. The conclusion is that there is insufficient attention paid to resolving conflicts in bankruptcy cases and preventing their impact on the overall course of the procedure. The results and conclusions obtained can be further used to improve the current legislation on bankruptcy.