Article 2.10: Administrative liability of legal persons

1. Legal persons shall be subject to administrative liability for administrative offences in cases provided for in the articles of Title II of this Code or in the laws of Rossi entities 2. In the event that the articles of sections I, III, IV, V of the present Code do not state that the rules laid down in these articles apply only to physicists. to whom, or only to a legal person, these rules apply equally to both the natural and the legal person, except if, within the meaning of these rules, they are applicable and may exist 3. When a number of legal persons are merged, the newly created legal profession is held administratively liable for the commission of an administrative offence. 4. When a legal person joins another legal person, administrative liability is incurred for an administrative offence. 5. When a legal person is divided or one or more legal persons are allocated from a legal person to administrative liability for the commission of administrative rights the legal person to whom the separation balance has transferred rights and obligations in respect of the transactions or property in respect of which the administration was responsible 6. When a legal person of one type is transformed into a legal person of another type, administrative liability for the commission of an administrative offence shall be incurred. 7. In the cases referred to in paragraphs 3 to 6 of this article, administrative liability for the commission of an administrative offence shall be incurred irrespective of whether 8. Administrative penalties have been imposed. e In accordance with article 3.2, paragraph 2 to 4, of the present Code, a legal person who has committed an administrative offence until the completion of the reorganization of the legal person is registered 9. In the case of an administrative offence committed by a sole executive organ of a legal person having the status of a legal person, the administrative authority shall: The penalty shall be imposed on him within the limits of the penalty provided for by legal persons.