As a third party, what can I see in a bankruptcy file after I have been granted access rights?

For each file for which you have been granted access rights, you have access to:

• the file's general information under the 'General information' tab;
• the debt claims declarations in the file, limited to names and amounts
• the items (declarations, documents, judgements, official reports, etc.) that belong to the file and for which you have access rights – under the 'Timeline' tab. 
  
  For example, you can consult:   
  • the bankruptcy order, 
  • the judgment determining the time of cessation of payments;
  • the petitions of the curator
  • the decisions of the examining magistrate;
  • the site inspection report;
  • the inventory report;
  • the debt claim declarations, limited to names and amounts;
  • the debt claims Review Statement;
  • the list of settlements and approvals;
  • the reports and distribution lists drawn up by the curators;
  • the simplified account.
     
• 'My added items' which shows the items uploaded by your group in the timeline. 

Your access rights are governed, with regard to old bankruptcies prior to 1 May 2018, by the Bankruptcy Act of 8 August 1997, and thereafter by Book XX Insolvency of Companies, and its implementing decrees.

Please note: with regard to bankruptcy files, you can only consult the documents being processed by the court after they have been dealt with by the various actors (curator, examining magistrate, registry) and have been finalised by the registry. 
In the 'My added items' tab you can consult the documents uploaded by your own group before they have been processed by the different actors.