Business Law Liability To Third Parties In International Business Transactions In Accordance With The Principles Of Good Corporate Governance

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esa brilian
Rani Apriani

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This research discusses the implementation of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) principles in ensuring business legal liability towards third parties in international business transactions. The discussion focuses on how the principles of Good Corporate Governance, such as transparency, accountability, and independence, play a role in maintaining the integrity of the company and protecting the interests of third parties, such as consumers and business partners. The results show that effective implementation of Good Corporate Governance principles can increase public trust and maintain the sustainability of international business relationships. In conclusion, companies must integrate Good Corporate Governance principles in every aspect of operations to ensure legal compliance and business sustainability.

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Brilian Madina, E., & Apriani, R. . (2025). Business Law Liability To Third Parties In International Business Transactions In Accordance With The Principles Of Good Corporate Governance. Lex Generalis Law Journal, 5(4). Retrieved from https://ojs.rewangrencang.com/index.php/JHLG/article/view/673
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