Q: I am a partner in a gym, and the partner is a legal person. At present, the gym can't continue to support itself because of procedures, customer complaints, lack of funds and other problems. At present, the gym has been put into trial operation, so I can't negotiate with the legal person to withdraw my shares. If the gym is closed due to poor management, what consequences and risks shareholders may bear, will it be classified as illegal fund-raising for investigation, and how to avoid possible risks now?

A: The Scout Law Online Consultation will answer your question.

The General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the General Principles of the Civil Law have clear provisions on the above aspects.

First, the management decision of a partnership enterprise should be decided by all partners.

Second, partnership affairs should be carried out by all partners or entrusted by more than one partner. Partners may designate a responsible person to represent the interests of the partnership externally and assume management responsibilities internally.

Third, the right to supervise the operation of the partnership shall be exercised by all partners.

Fourth, the results of the partnership, whether caused by the person in charge of the partnership or others entrusted by the partners, shall be borne by all the partners.