Business I / Joint-Stock Companies (S.A.)
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The law lets an S.A. be founded with capital subscribed but only partly paid up. What is that distinction protecting?

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  1. Ask who relies on the capital figure when deciding whether to extend credit.
  2. Is the unpaid part a promise or an obligation?
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A. Creditors, since the unpaid portion stays enforceable

Why

Subscribed capital is a debt owed to the company and callable. Without that, "capital" would describe money nobody was ever required to produce.

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