Parent Company
"Can a parent company be held liable for a subsidiary's debts?"
"Can a parent company be held liable for a subsidiary's debts?"
A company that exerts direct or indirect control over another entity (the subsidiary), usually by holding the majority of voting rights or the right to appoint the board.
A parent and subsidiary ordinarily remain separate legal persons. Ownership alone does not make the parent the debtor under every subsidiary contract.
Review guarantees, direct undertakings, group-control conduct and the contracting entity; preserve the actual ownership and decision-making records.
Statutory framework and official guidance for this definition.
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