WEEK 2 ARTICLE Flashcards

(9 cards)

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Nexus OF contracts

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corporations are nothing more than a collection of contracts between different parties

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nexus FOR contracts

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corporation is permitted to serve as the common counterparty in many contracts, distancing the individuals who own or manage the firm from the firm as a single counterparty

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authority delegated management

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who has the authority in the corporation to buy and sell assets in the name of the firm

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separate patrimony

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assets of the owners (shareholders) of the firm are separate from the assets of the firm, so creditors can not take the shareholders personal assets if the company goes bankrupt.

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entity shielding: priority rule and liquidation protection

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priority rule: company’s creditors get paid first, not the owners creditors

liquidation protection: owners cannot just grab their share of the company when they need money and they also cant force the company to sell of the owners share.

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procedures

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corporations are subject to lawsuits, not the individual owners

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corporation charter

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basic terms of rela among the shareholders and between the shareholders and the firms directors and other managers

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statutory provision

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laws governing in case the parties do not explicitly provide an alternative

the default laws that apply if the people involved didn’t make their own rules.

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regulatory competition

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choice of different jurisdiction laws based on present mandatory laws, law systems drive based on market forces and competition

Companies can choose which country’s/company law they want to follow when they set up (as long as they legally establish there).

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