The Liability of the Authorized Signatory in the Limited Liability Company (L.L.C)

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  • Dr. Majd Walid Ata Al-Manasra College of LawUniversity of Applied SciencesThe Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Author

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https://doi.org/10.61841/syeezm10

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The Liability of the Authorized Signatory in the Limited Liability Company (L.L.C)

Abstract

The aim of this study is to high light on the legal status of the authorized partner in the Limited Liability Company, whether he is in a frame of a partner, or within his position capacity frame (non-partner), This research is divided into three sections, the first section has addressed the characteristics of the Limited Liability Company through three sections, due to its mixed characteristics as it comprises within its frame both the characteristics of the joint-stock corporations and peoples companies, as to present the responsibility of the authorized signatory the second section has defined the methods of formation for such type of companies.While the third section addressed the responsibility of the authorized signatory in terms of the judgments of the Jordanian Cassation Court, that related to the title of the research, due to the lack of specialized legal provisions that govern the legal status of the authorized signatory for the Limited Liability Company within the Articles of the Jordanian Companies Law that devoted for the Limited Liability Companies.

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Author Biography

  • Dr. Majd Walid Ata Al-Manasra, College of LawUniversity of Applied SciencesThe Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
    1. Ahmed Abdul-Razzaq Al-Sanhouri, The Mediator in describing the Civil Law, Obligations Sources in general, Cairo, 1952.
    2. Ahmed Muhammad Mehrez, The Commercial Law, Part 1, Cairo, 1987_56.
    3. Ahmed Mehrez, The Mediator in The Commercial Companies, Cairo, 2004.
    4. Akram Yamali, The Commercial Companies, A Comparative Study, Amman, 2006.
    5. Aktham Al-Khouli, Lessons in The Commercial Law, Part 2, Companies, Cairo 1969.
    6. Samiha Al-Qalioubi, The Commercial Companies, Cairo, 1983.
    7. Ali Al-Baroudi, Lessons in The Commercial Law, Alexandria 1986.
    8. Aziz Al-Okaili, The Mediator in The Commercial Companies, Dar Al-Thaqafa, Jordan- 2016
    9. Mohsen Shafiq, The Mediator in The Commercial Law, Part 1, Cairo, 1957.
    10. Mufleh Al-Qudah, The Limited Liability Company, and The Individual Company, Dasmal Press, United Arab Emirates.
    11. The Jordanian Civil Law - (43) of (1976).
    12. The Egyptian Civil Law - (156) of (1980).
    13. The Jordanian Companies Law - (22) of (1997).
    14. The Jordanian Commercial Law - (12) of (1966)
    15. The Judgments of the Jordanian Cassation

References

1. Dr. Ahmed Abdul-Razzaq Al-Sanhouri, The Mediator in describing the Civil Law, Obligations Sources in general, Cairo, 1952.

2. Dr. Ahmed Muhammad Mehrez, The Commercial Law, Part 1, Cairo, 1987_56.

3. Dr. Ahmed Mehrez, The Mediator in The Commercial Companies, Cairo, 2004.

4. Mr. Akram Yamali, The Commercial Companies, A Comparative Study, Amman, 2006.

5. Dr. Aktham Al-Khouli, Lessons in The Commercial Law, Part 2, Companies, Cairo 1969.

6. Dr. Samiha Al-Qalioubi, The Commercial Companies, Cairo, 1983.

7. Dr. Ali Al-Baroudi, Lessons in The Commercial Law, Alexandria 1986.

8. Dr. Aziz Al-Okaili, The Mediator in The Commercial Companies, Dar Al-Thaqafa, Jordan- 2016

9. Dr. Mohsen Shafiq, The Mediator in The Commercial Law, Part 1, Cairo, 1957.

10. Dr. Mufleh Al-Qudah, The Limited Liability Company, and The Individual Company, Dasmal Press, United Arab Emirates.

11. The Jordanian Civil Law - No. (43) of (1976).

12. The Egyptian Civil Law - No. (156) of (1980).

13. The Jordanian Companies Law - No. (22) of (1997).

14. The Jordanian Commercial Law - No. (12) of (1966)

15. The Judgments of the Jordanian Cassation Court.

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Published

31.10.2020

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Vol. 24 No. 8 (2020): 24 (8) 2020

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Majd Walid Ata Al-Manasra. (2020). The Liability of the Authorized Signatory in the Limited Liability Company (L.L.C). International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 24(8), 13719-13734. https://doi.org/10.61841/syeezm10