The problem of implementing a mechanism for protecting creditors' rights through the conclusion of a quasi-corporate contract

The author examines the theoretical issues of the legal nature of a quasi-corporate contract. The article is devoted to the study of the norms of legislation, the purpose of which is to create a legal basis for the protection of the rights of third parties when entering into legal relations with the participants of a business company, as well as to analyze the problems of the effectiveness of the legislative mechanism for the protection of the rights of third parties when integrating the legal structure into the economic activity of a legal entity. The article draws attention to gaps in law enforcement practice when the arbitration court considers disputes arising from the conclusion of a quasi-corporate contract, including the problem of protecting creditors' rights from unfair behavior of the company's participants.