Article 52: Founding documents of legal persons

1. Legal persons, with the exception of business partnerships and State corporations, shall act on the basis of statutes approved by their founders (participants), except in the case of: Economic partnership shall be governed by a constituent treaty concluded by its founders (parties) and to which the rules apply. 2. Legal entities may act in accordance with the federal law on such a State corporation. Re-establishment of the model statute approved by an authorized State body. A model statute approved by an authorized public authority does not contain information on the name of the company. 3. In the cases provided for by law, the institution of the legal entity may: 4. To act on the basis of a single model statute approved by its founder or authorized body for institutions established to carry out activities in certain areas. in a legal entity approved by the founders (participants) of the legal person must contain information on the name of the legal person, its organizational and legal form, its location, In the statutes of the non-profit organizations, the organization and type of legal persons in question are subject to the rules and regulations of the non-profit organizations. The object and purpose of the activities of legal persons must be defined in the statutes of other commercial organizations and in the statutes of unitary enterprises and in the cases provided for by law. 5. Founders (participants) of a legal entity may also be provided for in the statute in cases where the law does not make this mandatory. (art. 53, para. 1) may approve corporate relations (art. 2, para. 1) and are not constituent documents. The internal regulations and other internal documents of a legal person may contain provisions which are not contrary to the constituent provisions of the law. 6. Changes made to the constituent instruments of legal persons shall be effective for third persons from the moment of the State registration of the constituent instruments and, However, legal persons and their founders (participants) are not entitled to invoke to the absence of a record of such changes in relations with third parties acting in accordance with such changes.