Societas Privata Europaea (SPE) - die europäische Kapitalgesellschaft für mittelständische Unternehmen

Peter Hommelhoff draws a conclusion concerning the proposal made by the Commission of the European Union to further evaluate consisting problems. Fields of applications of the SPE are analysed by Christoph Teichmann. Krzysztof Oplustil evaluates the foundation of the SPE with the regards to the Polish law. Under the light of the Hungarian and Polish law, Christian Schubel examines the SPE`s internal organization. Hartmut Wicke answers the question if the creation of SPE standard statutes is to be recommended, while Zoltán Csehi draws on the Hungarian experience with model contracts. Susanne Kalss studies rules of creditor protection in the Swedish compromise proposal; the rules interplay with Hungarian law is further assessed by Marcell Baumann. Concerning the aspect of capital protection, Ivana Klorusová analyses the effects of SPE introduction in Slovakia. Carl-Heinz Witt concluds with a discussion of SPE taxation.