Abstract
The lawsuit of adding or changing the objection of the executed party is unknowable before the parties receiving the court's ruling, so it is very common for the executed party who is changed or added to raise objections to the execution basis in subsequent lawsuits. This paper analyzes a case where the transfer of equity in a one Person company does not exempt the original shareholder from liability for the company's debts, providing a judicial practice reference for the addition or change of objections by the executed party.
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