This document provides an overview and comparison of the Corporation Code (B.P. 68) and the Revised Corporation Code (R.A. 11232) in the Philippines. It discusses the history and purpose of corporate law in the Philippines. The principal purposes of corporate law are to define the rights and obligations of corporations and their composition. Additional purposes include constituting corporations, regulating relations within corporations, and promoting social and economic development. While the Corporation Code generally applies to all private corporations, there are exceptions for entities like banks and insurance companies that are governed by other industry-specific laws. The Revised Corporation Code also now includes pre-need companies. Theories of corporate law include the concession theory and the aggregation theory.
This document provides an overview and comparison of the Corporation Code (B.P. 68) and the Revised Corporation Code (R.A. 11232) in the Philippines. It discusses the history and purpose of corporate law in the Philippines. The principal purposes of corporate law are to define the rights and obligations of corporations and their composition. Additional purposes include constituting corporations, regulating relations within corporations, and promoting social and economic development. While the Corporation Code generally applies to all private corporations, there are exceptions for entities like banks and insurance companies that are governed by other industry-specific laws. The Revised Corporation Code also now includes pre-need companies. Theories of corporate law include the concession theory and the aggregation theory.
This document provides an overview and comparison of the Corporation Code (B.P. 68) and the Revised Corporation Code (R.A. 11232) in the Philippines. It discusses the history and purpose of corporate law in the Philippines. The principal purposes of corporate law are to define the rights and obligations of corporations and their composition. Additional purposes include constituting corporations, regulating relations within corporations, and promoting social and economic development. While the Corporation Code generally applies to all private corporations, there are exceptions for entities like banks and insurance companies that are governed by other industry-specific laws. The Revised Corporation Code also now includes pre-need companies. Theories of corporate law include the concession theory and the aggregation theory.
This document provides an overview and comparison of the Corporation Code (B.P. 68) and the Revised Corporation Code (R.A. 11232) in the Philippines. It discusses the history and purpose of corporate law in the Philippines. The principal purposes of corporate law are to define the rights and obligations of corporations and their composition. Additional purposes include constituting corporations, regulating relations within corporations, and promoting social and economic development. While the Corporation Code generally applies to all private corporations, there are exceptions for entities like banks and insurance companies that are governed by other industry-specific laws. The Revised Corporation Code also now includes pre-need companies. Theories of corporate law include the concession theory and the aggregation theory.
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Cimatu – Corporation Law
COMPARATIVE REVIEWER OF mechanics regarding the “formation, organization, or
CORPORATION CODE (B.P. 68) & REVISED regulation” of private corporations, it is a mere delegation CORPORATION CODE (R.A. 11232) by the 1987 Constitution to the Congress the same way it commands for the legislation of a progressive taxation Caveat Lector: law. Concepts and principles in the Corporation Code are generally reflected and remain the same in the Revised Purpose/s of Corporate Law (B.P. Blg. 68 and R.A. Corporation Code. Be that as it may, due to the 11232) enactment of a new law, certain topics may need to be elucidated which cannot be tackled by the author since PRINCIPAL PURPOSES – laws which applies to new topics may be best complemented and explained business and commercial organizations likewise applies to with SEC IRR’s. corporations. Definitive – defines the areas within which the parties Legend: are free to allocate risk, control, and profit as they @ : Atty. Amado Tayag’s comments wish. # : Author’s comments Such includes but is not limited to rights, powers, ----------------------------------------------------------------------- obligations, and duties of the corporation and its I. GENERAL PROVISIONS composition.
PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS Statutory – prescribing allocation of elements in
absence of agreements. History of Philippine Corporate Law # & @: Economic Policy – the main purpose as to The Philippines’ first general law on corporations why the Revised Corporation Code was enacted was was the Corporation Law which was then repealed by for the ease of doing business here in the Philippines Batas Pambansa Blg. 68, otherwise known as the recently that seeks to support small and medium enterprises defunct Corporation Code. (SME’s) and attract Foreign Direct Investments (FDI’s) apart from Foreign Portfolio Investments Prior to such enactment of a general law with (FPI’s) that are easily liquidated and drastically affects regard to corporations, such entities are not recognized. the economic standing of the State. The closest form of organization which comes close to this artificial being under Spanish rule is cuentas y Supplemental Purposes – as proposed and observed by participacion which closely resembles joint stock the author (Aquino) companies. Constitutive – 1. The law seeks to define, limit, and fix the powers The current general law on corporations is of directors and officers; Republic Act No. 11232, otherwise known as the Revised 2. Declare rights and liabilities of shareholders and Corporation Code which was signed into law by members; and President Rodrigo Duterte. 3. Prescribe conditions wherein corporations may only conduct legal business. Source of Power, Rights, Duties, and Obligations
Section 16, Article XII of the 1987 Constitution
– while the Revised Corporation Code prescribes for the B. A. Y. A. G. Notes – Beginners And Young Amateurs Guide to Corporation Law Cimatu – Corporation Law Regulatory – the law seeks to regulate the: 1. Relations between and among stockholders, directors, officers, and creditors; 2. Mechanisms between such members or groups in the corporation, such as mediation or arbitration.
Social and Economic Policy – the author observed
that the legislator (Ferdinand Marcos) had the view that the Corporation Code was enacted with the public interest in mind, in order that the formation of corporations and doing business thereof will promote the social and economic development.
Application of the Revised Corporation Code (with
reference to the Corporation Code)
GR: The Corporation Code applies to all types of private
corporations with regard to regulations.
XPNs: Banks which are governed by the General
Banking Law and New Central Bank Act; Insurance companies are governed by the Insurance Commission by virtue of the Insurance Code, etc.
An artificial being added in the Revised Corporation
Code are pre-need companies which is governed by the Pre-Need Code in conjunction with the Corporate Law.
Pre-need companies are establishments registered with
the Insurance Commission that offers plans or contracts for the benefit of the planholders for the performance of a future service or payment of a money on a latter date.
Theories/Bases of Corporation Law
Concession Theory - CORPORATION DEFINED ——
B. A. Y. A. G. Notes – Beginners And Young Amateurs Guide to Corporation Law