Abstract

In the framework of this article, when considering corporate legal relations, their civil-legal component is presumed, which is based on the part of the internal relations of a legal entity existing in corporate organizations, associated with participation in these organizations or management of them. In this regard, it is proposed to consider corporate law as a special institution of civil law, the rules of which regulate civil relations in corporate organizations or their management, arising primarily between the founders of a corporate organization, as well as between the corporate organization and its founders. At the same time, having analyzed the legal status of participants of intraorganizational corporate legal relations, it is noted that due to the lack of some of them the status of the subject of civil legal relations, not all non-prohibited by law intraorganizational corporate legal relations aimed at achieving both common interests and pursuing private individual interests of members of corporations can be civil legal relations.

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