Abstract

The practice of courts applying legislation on the exclusion of a participant from a limited liability company is very contradictory and extremely changeable: in the absence of any significant legislative changes in the regulation of the institution of exclusion of a participant from society, the explanations of the highest judicial instances on the application of these norms often contain diametrically opposite positions to each other. The purpose of this article is to determine the prevailing approach to the institution under study in practice and corresponding to theoretical views, as well as to consider controversial issues of excluding a participant from its positions, the results of which will ensure predictability of dispute resolution in the future, as well as critically evaluate some of the approaches developed by the law enforcement.

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