Abstract
The idea of this article arose from the author’s interest in the legal nature of the contracts commonly used to materialize investments in startups, which lacked typical legal models. In practice, the business community has started to use models related to other contractual purposes to regulate startup business. The reflections started from the analysis of atypical contracts and, among these, indirect contracts, to reach the path taken by the law and the evolution of legal models to achieve functions other than those provided for in the type model by the legal system. This is what happened with the regulation of startups until the passing of Complementary Law nº 123//2006, later amended by Complementary Law nº 182/2021.
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