Why does the companycannot use personal property of shareholders to pay off business debts?
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Shareholders Debt Liability in Companies Limited by Guarantee. ... They are separate legal entities responsible for their own income, assets and debts, but instead of issuing shares, the company is owned by guarantors. Their personal liability for company debts is limited to a fixed amount of money called a guarantee.
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