Some questions about the legal regime of regional commercial companies

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https://doi.org/10.71296/raap.236

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autonomous commercial company, dominant influence, types of public undertakings, autonomous shares and stakes, special provisions on non-cash contributions, fully publicly owned companies, public enterprise sector restructuring

Abstract

In this work we will analyze the concepts of autonomous commercial company and of autonomous corporate shares and stakes as described in the Aragon legislation. We will study the main special provisions and questions of their legal regime. The confluence of Administrative Law and Commercial Law in these public autonomous companies may create some disfunctions in the running of these companies, due to the circumstance that not always those disciplines protect the same interests, at least at fisrt level: Commercial Law protects the economic traffic and the third parties involved therein (Private Law). The Administrative Law attends to the public interest and pursues the application of the principles of efficiency and control of the public funds to these companies.

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Published

2012-12-31

How to Cite

Palá Laguna, R. (2012). Some questions about the legal regime of regional commercial companies. Revista Aragonesa De Administración Pública, (39-40), 49–100. https://doi.org/10.71296/raap.236

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Studies