Article 60.1. Consequences of invalidating a decision to restructure a legal entity

1. A decision on the reorganization of a legal entity may be declared null and void at the request of the participants in the reorganised legal entity as well as other persons who are not members of the legal entity This claim may be brought before a court within three months of the registration of legal persons in the single State register. 2. A court ' s annulment of a decision to restructure a legal entity shall not result in the liquidation of a legal entity established in res. 3. In the event of recognition of the reorganization of the legal entity, the law may not render null and void the transactions performed by such a legal person. If part of the legal persons to be created as a result of the reorganization is registered by the State, succession shall occur before the end of the reorganization. 4. Persons who have, in bad faith, contributed to the acceptance A court-known invalid reorganization decision is bound jointly and severally to compensate a member of a restructured legal entity who voted against the reorganization decision or not The right to vote, as well as the creditors of the restructured legal entity, is shared with those persons who have not contributed in good faith to the reorganization decision. If a decision to restructure a legal entity was taken by a collegiate body, joint and several liability was incurred. Appeals to the members of this body who voted in favour of the decision.