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Companies Act 19,550 · Article 75 — Transformation: members' prior liability

Transformation does not erase prior liability (LGS art. 75)

Section 75 provides that transformation does not alter the members' pre-existing joint and unlimited liability, unless creditors expressly consent.

Source: Act 19,550

What article 75

Section 75 preserves members' prior liability despite transformation into a limited-liability form.

Official text · Act 19,550, art. 75

Transformation does not alter the members' pre-existing joint and unlimited liability, even for obligations to be performed after adoption of the new type, unless creditors expressly consent.

Source: Law 19,550, art. 75 - InfoLEG (updated official text)

Commentary

Transforming a general partnership into an S.A. does not release members from debts incurred when they had unlimited liability: prior creditors retain that protection unless they expressly waive it.

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