Three features of a company
Compare separate legal personality, limited liability and perpetual succession.
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Three linked features: separate legal entity means the company owns assets and owes debts in its own name; limited liability generally limits members’ exposure to their agreed contribution; perpetual succession means changes in members do not end the company. Read the accompanying clarification about deregistration.