Thursday, January 3, 2013

Liability of Directors


Settled is the rule that debts incurred by directors, officers, and employees acting as corporate agents are not their direct liability but of the corporation they represent, except if  they contractually agree/stipulate or assume to be personally liable for the corporation’s debts, as in this case (Ildefonso S. Crisologo Vs. People of the Philippines and China Banking Corporation, G.R. No. 199481. December 3, 2012).

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