Abstract
Except in cases of establishment and management, minors are not legally prohibited from participating in capital contribution, purchasing shares, or acquiring contributed capital (referred to as capital contribution) in a company. In principle, regarding the constitutional right to freedom of business, minors may engage in capital contribution to a company under the supervision of a legal representative by consenting or refusing to ensure the minor's best interests. This has led to some legal consequences disadvantaging minors. The article applies various methods of legal analysis along with practical correlations to analyze, comment, and provide directional recommendations for legal improvement.
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