La responsabilidad civil derivada del delito de administración desleal en el ámbito de las sociedades de capital
Legal doctrine and jurisprudence presuppose that the tortious liability attributed to company directors when committing a criminal offence of improper management has to be governed by the norms regulating non-contractual liability in the Penal Code (Article 109 and subsequent articles). By contra...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2020
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7655331 |
| Source: | Anuario de derecho penal y ciencias penales, ISSN 0210-3001, Tomo 73, Fasc/Mes 1, 2020, pags. 467-522 |
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Legal doctrine and jurisprudence presuppose that the tortious liability attributed
to company directors when committing a criminal offence of improper management
has to be governed by the norms regulating non-contractual liability in the Penal
Code (Article 109 and subsequent articles). By contrast, this article aims to demonstrate that liability ex delicto is, in these cases, a wholly contractual (or corporate)
liability and, consequently, has to be governed –in terms of premises, exercise, abdication and prescription– by the so-called “corporate action” to demand liability,
which regime is foreseen in the Corporate Enterprises Act (Article 236 and subsequent articles). |
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