Company administrative infringement

Author: Zheng Mengzhuang Wang Haijun
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: A company is a legal entity, not a behavioral entity that determines and implements its intent. It must have organs to decide and implement its intent. The organs of a company, during the continuation of its status, generally include the intent-making organ, business execution organ, representative organ, and business supervision organ. During the process of company establishment, the actions and effects of the company's founders are borne by the company after its establishment, and thus, in a broad sense, company founders are often considered the organs of the company. Furthermore, since the reorganization person during company reorganization and the liquidation person during company liquidation have corresponding powers stipulated by law, they can also be referred to as the organs of the company. Among the above classification of company organs, except for the intent-making organ of the company, which determines the company's intent and does not directly participate in the company's management activities, all other organs are referred to as the responsible persons of the company in the Taiwan region. The definition of company administration in this book focuses on the research content of liability assumption when the responsible person of the company violates legal provisions during the administrative management of the company (both internal and external execution and representation of company affairs) and causes damage to external parties. Since the founders, reorganization person, and liquidation person of the company are all temporary organs of the company in abnormal states, this book first studies the constitution and forms of liability for administrative infringement by the normal state company organs, and then clarifies the special aspects of the legal principles governing the operation of these abnormal state company organs, aiming for simplicity and clarity.