Capital contribution and legal consequences of capital contribution under Vietnamese law - 10

Capital contribution by commercial property is an important form of capital contribution. Because commercial property is an intangible asset that includes many elements, a relatively complete definition is needed to distinguish it from the enterprise itself that uses it. Valuation of commercial property is quite complicated, so it is necessary to use both a definition method describing the main characteristics and a listing method. The 1997 Commercial Law defines: “Commercial property is all assets legally owned or used by a trader, serving commercial activities such as headquarters, shops, warehouses, equipment, goods, trade names, signs, trademarks, networks for consuming goods and providing services” (Article 5).

Although the definition of commercial property has existed, the rules on transferring, leasing or pledging or mortgaging commercial property have never been established by Vietnamese law. However, the above definition has not clarified the most important elements of commercial property. Those elements are not tangible elements but intangible elements in commercial property. Only when clearly defining commercial property can one establish specific rules on leasing or transferring commercial property. As a very specific asset, therefore

The leasing or sale of commercial property requires a separate set of rules from those applicable to rentals or other assets. Failure to regulate or inadequate regulation of these acts results in

greatly affects the transfer of commercial assets in general and the form of capital contribution using commercial assets in particular.

Sixth recommendation : Expand the form of capital contribution.

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Currently, the Enterprise Law 2014 only regulates capital contribution in the form of assets and lists the types of contributed assets. And the list is inevitably incomplete, so this provision also opens up a wide space for the parties to agree on other types of assets to be contributed and recorded in the Company Charter. However,

The above provisions of the Enterprise Law have narrowed the form of capital contribution, it has ignored capital contribution by knowledge and capital contribution by labor.

Capital contribution and legal consequences of capital contribution under Vietnamese law - 10

Contributing capital with knowledge has actually happened, it is not uncommon for a person with money to cooperate with a person with knowledge to establish a company to do business together. Because the capital contribution with knowledge is difficult to evaluate, the value of the capital contribution will be agreed upon by both parties. In many cases, the knowledge contributed as capital is highly valued, but because there is no legal basis, if a dispute arises

If so, the rights of intellectual capital contributors are difficult to ensure.

At the same time, as analyzed above, when contributing capital with knowledge, knowledge cannot be separated from the body of the contributor, so it requires diligence and honesty of the contributor towards the company. Therefore, the law must have specific regulations on contributing capital with knowledge.

Likewise, capital contribution by labor has taken place in reality and requires legal regulations to create a legal basis for capital contribution activities in that form. Expanding the form of capital contribution will create more favorable conditions for capital contributors to establish companies and ensure the rights of the parties in this capital contribution relationship.

Seventh recommendation : Ensure the right to freely initiate a lawsuit and ensure dispute resolution solutions related to the obligation to contribute capital to establish a company.

As analyzed above, the limitations in this issue cause no small difficulty.

for business investors. Therefore, the Enterprise Law needs to have references to the Civil Code and the Civil Procedure Code to ensure the right to freely initiate lawsuits and ensure solutions to resolve disputes related to the obligation to contribute capital to establish a company.

CONCLUDE


In the process of opening up and integrating as it is today, taking advantage of all economic resources in society is becoming a more urgent issue than ever in the socialist-oriented market economy, the act of contributing capital plays a very important role. Contributing capital to establish a company is an act that has both economic and legal significance. The legal consequences of contributing capital to establish a company are

Creating an independent legal entity, creating the ability to transfer ownership of assets of capital contributors and shareholders to the company, while binding obligations and bringing benefits to founding members and shareholders. Capital contribution is the first step to creating a company, ensuring the smooth operation of the company and limiting disputes that may arise between members and shareholders regarding capital contribution.

Therefore, the study of the law on capital contribution to establish a company becomes a very broad and complex topic, not only related to business law but also related to civil law, land law, intellectual property law, commercial law...

With such an approach, the thesis has researched and solved the following problems:

1. Forming the theoretical basis of the act of contributing capital to establish a company. The most important characteristic of capital contribution in establishing a company is to create an independent business entity with legal status. Then, the capital contribution to establish

The company creates legal consequences for the capital contributors. After the company is established, the members have rights and obligations towards the company.

2. The forms of capital contribution to establish a company under current Vietnamese law still have many shortcomings. In addition to the traditional form of capital contribution in the form of assets, other types of capital contribution such as knowledge and labor are also business needs.

Objective reality requires regulatory laws. The concept of property under the law itself

Vietnamese law also needs to be further improved to recognize the institution of real rights and important assets such as usufruct rights and commercial properties.

3. From the assessment of the above shortcomings, the thesis has provided specific directions and recommendations to build and perfect the law on capital contribution, create a safe legal corridor and create favorable conditions for traders to develop, contributing to the successful implementation of the country's industrialization and modernization.

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