Why should Restrictive Clauses be applicable in Cases of Forced Selling of Limited Liability Company Shares?
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19/04/2013
19/04/2013
01/04/2009
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Resumo |
In many European countries, one of the most complex and widely discussed issues addressed by legal systems with respect to forced selling of limited liability and public limited company shares is the impact of possible statutory restrictions on transfers . Thus, while some authors deny the applicability of such provisions (as a possible avenue for commission of creditor fraud) , others support their validity (on the basis of prevention of possible fraudulent actions affecting interests protected by restrictive causes). In my opinion, a solution must be found in which prosecution of creditor fraud co-exists with respect for the rights scheme. As a general rule, this solution would call for applicability of restrictive clauses to cases of forced selling, regardless of whether such statutory provisions are viewed in terms of order or alienation. |
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1480-1787 |
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en |
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Centre de recherche en droit public (CRDP) |
Relação |
Lex Electronica; Vol.14, No 1 |
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