ownership Flashcards

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  1. What rights do associates in a general partnership have?
A

o Voting, receiving documents, requesting company information, and participating in profits.

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  1. What are the duties of associates in a general partnership?
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avoid competing activities, share losses, and manage the company’s funds responsibly.

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  1. What is the liability of general partnership associates?
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o Unlimited and joint liability for the company’s operations.

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  1. What happens if an associate breaches competition rules?
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o The associate may be excluded, and the company can claim damages.

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  1. How are managers elected in a general partnership?
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o By associates holding the absolute majority of registered capital.

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  1. What distinguishes active partners in a limited partnership?
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o They can represent the company and participate in management.

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  1. What distinguishes passive partners in a limited partnership?
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o Limited to their contributions unless they interfere in management.

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  1. What are the two management systems in joint-stock companies?
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o Unitary and dual systems.

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  1. What is the quorum for general meetings in joint-stock companies?
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o Attendance representing at least 1/4 of the registered capital for the first convening.

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  1. What decisions are made in extraordinary general meetings?
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o Mergers, capital increases, changes in legal form, and other major modifications

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  1. What are preference shares?
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o Shares offering priority dividends but no voting rights.

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  1. What limits exist on a company owning its own shares?
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o Limited to 10% of registered capital for a maximum of 18 months.

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  1. What is the role of the Supervision Board in a dual management system?
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o Oversees the Directorate, which handles executive functions.

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  1. What are bearer shares?
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o Transferable by simple delivery without formal registration.

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  1. What is the function of bonds in a joint-stock company?
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o Debt instruments that entitle holders to interest payments.

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  1. What is the primary duty of the Directorate in a dual management system?
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o Execute the company’s activities under Supervision Board oversight.

17
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  1. What is the voting process in limited liability companies (LLCs)?
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o Decisions require the absolute majority of participating shares.

18
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  1. How can an LLC amend its constitutive act?
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o Unanimous vote of all associates is required

19
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  1. What are the main duties of an LLC’s general assembly?
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o Approving the balance sheet, appointing managers, and modifying the constitutive act

20
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  1. What is the liability for improperly managed company funds?
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o Associates must reimburse profits gained and pay damages.