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Companies Act 19,550 · Article 330 — Limits on the company with floating security

Restrictions on sale and reorganization (art. 330 LGS)

Article 330 of the General Companies Law prohibits the company with floating security from selling all its assets or merging/dividing without authorization from the meeting of debenture holders.

Source: Act 19,550

What article 330

Article 330 sets out the limits on the disposal of the assets and the reorganization of the company with floating security.

Official text · Act 19,550, art. 330

The company that has constituted a floating security may not sell or assign all of its assets, nor part of them if this would make the continuation of the business impossible, nor merge or divide with another company without authorization from the meeting of debenture holders.

Source: Law 19,550, art. 330 — InfoLEG (updated official text)

Commentary

It protects the debenture holders against maneuvers that empty out or distort the company: acts that compromise its continuity or its assets require their consent.

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