the new civil code - identification of the legal person

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2012
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Abstract
The article presents issues related to the identification of the legal person in the New Civil Code and in the commercial law special regulations, namely the Law 26/1990 regarding the Commercial Register and the Law no 31/1990 regarding commercial companies. This study aims at identifying the areas where the commercial law, a law for the professionals in the field, has brought changes into the civil law as common law; therefore, this study is meant for academics and professionals in the field. One outcome of this study is the identification of new attributes such as: bank account, registration number for VAT purpose, telephone, fax, and equity, apart from the identification attributes included in the New Civil Code, such as: name, registered office and nationality, registration number and the unique registration number.
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Authors ;SILVIA-LUCIA CRISTEA;LUCIAN-FLORIN ONISOR
Journal Environmental monitoring and assessment
Year 2012
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