Gesellschaftsrecht II

Good, as comprehensive as possible (basic) knowledge of corporate law is not only a matter of good practice for (business) lawyers, but is also a necessity. For instance, the fundamentals of GmbH law are regularly part of the examination material for the first (legal) state examinations, and corporate law is consistently a significant component of the business law curriculum. The knowledge of this legal field should not be underestimated for later practical activities, as corporations, particularly the GmbH, play a significant role in economic life. Ultimately, every (economically desirable) private (economic) cooperation takes place within the organizational legal framework of corporate law. Systematically learning this organizational law and mastering it for later professional application is a fundamental requirement for every good business lawyer. In addition to textbooks, a field of study is best explored and knowledge is solidified through practical case learning.

The reader is introduced to the case solution through the relevant legal provisions inserted after each fact pattern. This aims to provide students with a quick overview of the applicable law and thus facilitate the often daunting task of working with the law.

Following this, a solution outline and introductory substantive legal comments provide an overview of the case solution and the legally relevant issues of the case, which should form the focus of your subsequent expert examination. Each expert solution proposed in this book is fully articulated or, in the case of a variation from the facts, clearly and concisely presented in summary form.