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Limited Liability in Corporate Group: A Critical Examination under Common Law and Shariah in Malaysia
Limited liability is a default rule in company law that protects shareholders from shifted-business risk in a company to external parties. Its application in the corporate group setting is heavily criticized for causing harm to the subsidiary’s creditors particularly. While this rule is proposed to
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