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La responsabilità dell’amministratore di una GmbH ai sensi dell’articolo 64 della legge sulle società a responsabilità limitata (GmbHG)

La responsabilità dell’amministratore di una GmbH ai sensi dell’articolo 64 della legge sulle società a responsabilità limitata (GmbHG)

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2026
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Derecho internacional
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Nelle sentenze della Corte federale di giustizia tedesca relative ai casi 'Centros', 'Überseeing' e 'Inspire Art', la Corte di giustizia europea ha ulteriormente rafforzato la libertà di stabilimento all’interno dell’Europa e ha invalidato la teoria della sede prevalente in numerosi Stati. Di conseguenza, ciò significa che le società straniere possono aprire succursali in Germania mantenendo la propria identità societaria. Ciò comporta naturalmente l’applicazione del diritto straniero sul territorio tedesco. Nella sua sentenza del 13 marzo 2003, la Corte federale di cassazione tedesca (BGH) ha confermato questo principio, creando così chiarezza giuridica. La questione problematica è quindi chi debba presentare istanza di insolvenza e quando, nonché chi sia eventualmente responsabile per i pagamenti effettuati dopo il verificarsi dei presupposti per l’insolvenza. Proprio la questione di chi sia responsabile in questo caso nel caso di una società inglese di tipo Limited che gestisce una succursale in Germania sarà oggetto di approfondimento nel presente lavoro.

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