The paper examines the issue of possible legal remedies that company members can use to protect their rights from unreasonable and dishonest actions of the corporation directors. The author comes to the conclusion that currently the most available remedy of protection for members is a derivative action to recover damages from the directors of the company; the use of other legal remedies is either impossible or seriously complex due to legal restrictions. Authorproposed a new approach to justify the admissibility of a corporation member challenging decisions made by a subsidiary of the corporation in the event that the directors of the corporation participating in the vote go beyond the powers granted to them or vote for a decision that is clearly aimed at the detriment of the corporation.
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