Abstract

The text refers to the amendments in the system of law introduced by the Act on state-owned property management. The author defends a thesis that a commercial law company which is a state legal entity is not directly, by the force of law itself, obliged to undertake measures aimed at defining, by way of a resolution of the General Meeting or in the company articles, the standards specified in the Act. The statutory obligation is addressed to entities authorized to exercise rights under shares owned by the State Treasury and state legal entities other than companies.