Mas’uliyati cheklangan jamiyatlar ustav fondidagi ulushlarning huquqiy tabiati: qiyosiy-huquqiy tahlil

This article explores the legal nature of shares in the authorized capital of limited liability companies in Uzbekistan, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Mongolia. It examines the definition and classification of shares as objects of civil law, emphasizing their dual nature as both property and a bundle of corporate and associated rights and obligations. These rights and obligations are proportionate to the participant’s contribution to the company's authorized capital. The article analyzes the conceptual and legal frameworks that categorize shares as "other properties" under Article 81 of the Civil Code of Uzbekistan and compares this approach with the legal treatment in other jurisdictions. By identifying commonalities and differences, the article concludes that a share embodies a participant’s economic and managerial interests in the company, regulated by civil law principles. This comparative analysis offers insights into the broader understanding of shares in limited liability companies across diverse legal systems.

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