@misc{Jagodziński_Marcin_The_2017,
 author={Jagodziński, Marcin},
 copyright={Copyright by Marcin Jagodziński},
 address={Wrocław},
 howpublished={online},
 year={2017},
 language={pol},
 abstract={This article concerns the term of “an obviously groundless action” for revoking a resolution of the General meeting of a joint stock company or for declaring it null and void. Addressing the issue is justified due to both theoretical and practical reasons – in the context of liability stipulated in art. 423 of the Commercial Companies Code for filing an action demonstrating features specified above. In this publication, I have signalled the fundamental issues concerning the misuse of procedural safeguards and liability for filing “an obviously groundless action” for revoking a resolution of the General meeting of a joint stock company or for declaring it null and void, including the preconditions for the so-called civil penalty. Then, I have conducted detailed considerations concerning “obvious groundlessness of an action”. Within them, I referred to the issue of groundlessness from the factual and legal perspective, and I considered the possibility to acknowledge that also in some cases of partial dismissal of an action, it may be considered to be groundless. In the publication, I also indicated particular cases of “obviously groundless actions” for revoking a resolution of the General meeting of a joint stock company or for declaring it null and void.},
 title={The term of "an obviously groundless action" for revoking a resolution of the General meeting or for declaring it null and void in light of the regulations of art. 423 and 425 of the Commercial Companies Code},
 keywords={the term of an obviously groundless action, appealing against resolutions, civil penalty, the misuse of procedural safeguards, liability},
}