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Legal Liability of Subsidiaries For Unlawful Actions Committed By The Parent Company (Holding Company) In The Structure of A Limited Liability Company

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This analysis finds that subsidiaries may face legal liability for unlawful actions by parent companies, highlighting corporate veil intricacies.

Subsidiaries can be held legally liable under certain conditions, showing close involvement with parent companies.
The principle of separate legal entities exists but may be overridden if parent company dominance is proven.
Normative juridical methodology was applied to review legislation and case studies on corporate structures.
These findings underscore the need for clear legal boundaries to protect third parties affected by corporate actions.

Hendy Maulana Jaya Saputra (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis finds that subsidiaries may face legal liability for unlawful actions by parent companies, highlighting corporate veil intricacies.