§ 414 Shareholder Liability For Debts
Imagine a small toy store owes money to a supplier for toys they bought. The store doesn't pay, so the supplier sues the store but can't get the money because the store is broke.
The supplier can then try to get the money from the store owners, but only after they've already tried and failed to get it from the store itself. Other people the store owes money to, like the store's electric company, can also join in to try and get paid by the owners.
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§ 414 Shareholder Liability For Debts
Last verified: January 23, 2026