University of Zenica, Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ovaj rad ima za cilj prikazati provođenje u praksi najčešćeg oblika statusne
promjene – pripajanje društva. Zakonska regulativa uređuje više oblika statusnih
promjena i to: spajanje, pripajanje, podjela, promjena oblika i prestanak
društva. U radu se obrađuju statusne promjene prema domaćem pravu, a
budući da je centralna tema ovog rada statusna promjena – pripajanje društva,
u nastavku rada se obrađuje pomenuto sa akcentom na pripajanje društva sa
ograničenom odgovornošću drugom društvu sa ograničenom odgovornošću ili
dioničkom društvu prema pozitivno-pravnim propisima. Na koncu, daje se i
kratki osvrt na postupak registracije pripajanja u sudskom registru. Metode
koje su korištene prilikom pisanja rada su: dogmatsko-normativna metoda i
komparativna metoda.
The aim of this paper is to show the implementation in practice of the
most common form of status change – acquisition of a company. Legislation
regulates several forms of status changes, as follows: merger, acquisition,
division, change of form and termination of company. The paper covers status
changes according to domestic law and since the central topic of this paper
is the status change – acquisition of a company, it is covered further in the
paper with emphasis on acquisition of a limited liability company by another
limited liability company or joint stock company according to positive legal
regulations. Finally, a brief overview of the procedure of registration of the
acquisition in the court register is provided. The methods used in writing the
paper are: dogmatic-normative method and comparative method.
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