Commercial Companies Law

Commercial Companies Law — Article 14

Apart from joint ventures, a company shall acquire a legal personality from the date of its registration, and in spite of the aforesaid any company under establishment shall have legal personality during the period of its establishment to the extent necessary for that purpose. Any interested person may deem the establishment of the company against the founders even though the procedures of its establishment have not been completed. Partners and shareholders shall not raise the legal personality of the company as a defence except after its registration and the persons who have done business or acted in the name of the company or to its account during the period of establishment shall be jointly liable for the obligations arising from the business or acts which they have done.

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