A Creditor of an Insolvent Corporation Is Unable to Seek

question 51

Multiple Choice

A creditor of an insolvent corporation is unable to seek redress for its losses from the company's shareholders.How will the law discern this outcome?

• A) as limiting the perpetual existence of a corporate entity
• B) as eminently unjust to the creditor
• C) as just if the creditor was also a shareholder of the corporation
• D) as perfectly legitimate and eminently just

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Definitions:

Norms

Socially accepted rules of behavior that dictate what is considered acceptable and unacceptable within a society or group.

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Georg Hegel

A German philosopher best known for his contributions to dialectical idealism, emphasizing the process of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis in understanding development.