Focused on creating a stable market to gain the investors’ attention and confidence, the Brazilian Corporation Law offered protection to the minority shareholders, such as the tag along right, and regulated the liability of the Board of Directors, Officers and controlling shareholders. During the last 40 years, Brazilian Corporation Law underwent several modifications, some of them necessary to update its contents and some for political casuistic reasons. This article highlights the most significant modifications.
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