The Fate of the Limited Liability Company in the Case of the Special Guardianship of the Sole Administrator

The target of the study is the detailed analysis of the changes that would occur within a limited liability company if the measure of special guardianship were instituted for its sole administrator. On this occasion, the legal conditions for exercising the function of administrator will be presented...

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Published inPerspectives of Law and Public Administration Vol. 14; no. 1; pp. 189 - 198
Main Author Manciu, Geanina
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bucharest Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative (the Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences) 01.03.2025
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ISSN2601-7830
DOI10.62768/PLPA/2025/14/1/12

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Summary:The target of the study is the detailed analysis of the changes that would occur within a limited liability company if the measure of special guardianship were instituted for its sole administrator. On this occasion, the legal conditions for exercising the function of administrator will be presented, with special regard to full exercise capacity, the measures taken at the unit level in case of total deterioration of the mental faculties of its sole administrator, and the consequences of maintaining an incapable administrator in office. For this scientific research, which is based on the consultation of legislation, specialized literature, and relevant judicial practice, various methods were used, including the logical method, the comparative method, and quantitative methods. We appreciate that the analyzed subject is topical and has practical utility. When the sole administrator of a limited liability company is placed under special guardianship after being appointed, a situation that severely restricts his ability to exercise his civil legal capacity, it is crucial to understand the consequences for the company and the appropriate course of action.
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ISSN:2601-7830
DOI:10.62768/PLPA/2025/14/1/12