Limited liability companies and shareholders’ contributions: when there is no obligation of repayment

A recent decision by the Court of Nola clarified certain aspects of the rules governing shareholders’ contributions in limited liability companies, with important implications regarding the right to restitution.

The judgment, analyzed by Francesco Rizzo, confirms that capital contributions, while strengthening the company’s financial position, do not grant shareholders a right to repayment, nor do they create obligations between the shareholders and the company.

The full article is available on Quotidiano Giuridico.