英文摘要 |
This article purports to discuss the problems in the Japanese law while pursuing director’s liability to their Company. The Japanese Commercial Law modified its provisions on shareholders’ representative action in pursuing director’s liability to the Company. After this reform, the majority of litigations are mainly from large public Companies. This article points out several questions in the Japanese legal system through case analyzing and studying: (1) the reasons why directors should bear liability to the Company (especially when directors make mistakes during the process of management decision or breach their duty of surveillance or supervision), (2) the ranges of the persons who should bear the liability to company (that is, whether to include the superior officials), and (3) the amount of the damages when directors are pursued. |