Abstract

The article is a second part of the study devoted to the draft law on groups of companies, which is currently under legislative work. The article presents a critical analysis of the proposed regulations concerning the issuing and executing so-called binding instructions (orders) and the parent company’s liability towards a subsidiary, its minority shareholders and creditors. The draft regulation aimed at providing the managers of group companies with a „safe haven” by excluding their civil and criminal liability under the exhaustively listed provisions has been also critically assessed.