This Directive lays down minimum rules on avoidance actions. Therefore, with the sole exception of the limitation period for avoidance actions set out in this Directive, Member States should be able to maintain or adopt provisions on avoidance actions that are more favourable to the general body of creditors than those under this Directive. Member States should also be able to provide for presumptions or requirements that alleviate the burden of proof in favour of the party claiming that the legal act is void, voidable or unenforceable.
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