Abstract
The paper discusses selected problems connected with the offence referred to in Article 586 of the Polish Code of Commercial Companies and Partnerships. These problems concern a party aggrieved by the aforementioned crime, the issue whether this crime should be understood as a permanent offence (Polish: przestępstwo trwałe) and the legitimacy of penalizing the behaviour consisting in failure to timely file an application for company’s bankruptcy. The first two issues have an important practical significance, while the discussion of the last issue allows to formulate de lege ferenda postulates.
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