Directors are the pillars of corporate governance, being responsible for managing the company’s affairs with loyalty, diligence, and care, in the collective interest of shareholders. At the same time, transparency and adherence to best practices are essential for fostering trust and avoiding conflicts of interest. Regarding the shareholders, there is no corporate interest they are required to follow; however, conflicts of interest in voting a...

This article represents the second part of the study of error-vice of consent under the new Civil code. In this second part, the author continued the analysis with the types of error (excusable and non-excusable error, assumed and non-assumed risk of error, as well as error in communication or transmission) conditions of error, invoking error and its consequences on the contract. The author considered the judgements expressed by the scholars un...