August 19, 2025Journal of Law Politic and HumanitiesOpen Access

Legal Liability of Subsidiaries For Unlawful Actions Committed By The Parent Company (Holding Company) In The Structure of A Limited Liability Company

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Subsidiaries may be held legally liable for unlawful actions of the parent company under specific conditions.
The study identifies the importance of a strict separation of legal responsibilities in corporate group structures.
Normative juridical methods reveal that courts can pierce the corporate veil with sufficient evidence.
Legal clarity is essential for protecting aggrieved third parties in cases of corporate misconduct.

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This analysis finds that subsidiaries can be liable for parent company misconduct in limited liability structures, suggesting the need for clear responsibility separation.

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Hendy Maulana Jaya Saputra (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis finds that subsidiaries can be liable for parent company misconduct in limited liability structures, suggesting the need for clear responsibility separation.

Legal Liability of Subsidiaries For Unlawful Actions Committed By The Parent Company (Holding Company) In The Structure of A Limited Liability Company

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Legal Liability of Subsidiaries For Unlawful Actions Committed By The Parent Company (Holding Company) In The Structure of A Limited Liability Company

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