Partner Exclusion In Business Companies
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The contributions made up by the natural or legal person in the company contributes to obtaining quotas and shares and acquiring a partner status that allows him to acquire several rights, mainly the right to remain in the company, which cannot be violated except in legally defined cases in order to avoid the consequences of nullity or dissolution, and protection for the interest of the company and all other related interests. Note that the exclusion of the partner from the company can only be achieved through the compulsory assignment of shares from the concerned person, meaning despite his will, or by selling the shares.
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Miraoui, F. (1). Partner Exclusion In Business Companies. Journal of Law, Society and Authority , 9(2), 95-122. https://doi.org/10.52919/lsa.v9i2.52
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