Abstract
The theory of the interim manager of joint stock companies is a jurisprudential theory reached by the judiciary, to find a solution to the crises or obstacles that threaten the continued survival of the company due to the inability of those in charge of its management to solve this crisis or the absence of management, and to maintain the continuity of the company's survival, the urgent judiciary when it is resorted to appoint a person who manages the company temporarily and preserve its assets and achieve the purpose for which it was established, therefore, this person must be experienced and specialized in the management of this company due to the different activities of the companies.
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