Limitación de los estados de la Union Europea en la legislación del derecho societario

Abstract

"The ideals of formation of the European Union go back to the years after the Second World War, the idea, motivated by economic ends, initially materialized in 1951 with the creation of the ""European community of steel and coal"", later evolved into one of the most important economic communities in the world, the EU is currently made up of 29 states, which allow the free movement of people, goods and capital between them, thus the borders fulfill the function Of political and geographical division mainly. A community of such magnitude is seen in the need to regulate different aspects so that it is maintained in uniform and equal conditions for all the States that comprise it, this is how the law of the European Union is born, composed of directives and directives that link to The parties, in the case that concerns us, the Council of the EU, has undertaken the task of unifying and establishing regulatory minimums to be observed in commercial matters and corporate law, which must coexist with the national legislation of the States. So, is there a limitation to the legislative freedom of each member state of the European Union in relation to the society's law?"