Unlimited company denotes member liability without prescribed limit under corporate law, affecting creditor exposure and governance obligations. An unlimited company is defined as a corporate entity in which there is no statutory cap on the personal liability of its members for company debts and obligations, distinguishing it from limited companies and informing creditor recourse and member risk exposure.
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Unlimited company denotes member liability without prescribed limit under corporate law, affecting creditor exposure and governance obligations.
An unlimited company is defined as a corporate entity in which there is no statutory cap on the personal liability of its members for company debts and obligations, distinguishing it from limited companies and informing creditor recourse and member risk exposure.
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