Corporate Family Disputes: The Notion Grounds for Origination and Court Jurisdiction

The article is devoted to the study of the concept of “corporate-family dispute”, reveals the grounds for such a dispute, examines the trends in the consideration of such disputes in the order of arbitration proceedings. It is noted that this category of corporatefamily disputes cases increases the degree of conflict in corporate relations and creates serious risks for companies.

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CIVIL LAW
Published
2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.18572/2070-2140-2024-6-26-30
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Corporate Law and Human Rights
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Corporate Family Disputes: The Notion Grounds for Origination and Court Jurisdiction

S. Z. Solovykh, Zinoviy I. Tsybulenko
CIVIL LAW
Corporate Law and Human Rights
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Corporate Family Disputes: The Notion Grounds for Origination and Court Jurisdiction

S. Z. Solovykh, Zinoviy I. Tsybulenko
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the concept of “corporate-family dispute”, reveals the grounds for such a dispute, examines the trends in the consideration of such disputes in the order of arbitration proceedings. It is noted that this category of corporatefamily disputes cases increases the degree of conflict in corporate relations and creates serious risks for companies.

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Corporate Family Disputes: The Notion Grounds for Origination and Court Jurisdiction — S. Z. Solovykh, Zinoviy I. Tsybulenko · CIVIL LAW (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS