Brief English Introduction
The case restates the basic attribution rule: the legal representative is the person who represents the legal person in civil activities under law or the articles, and acts done in the company’s name are borne by the company. It is useful as a simple doctrinal counterpoint to the harder nominee and ultra vires cases.
Use It For
Use it to teach the default rule before asking when the default is displaced by internal limits, bad faith, or lack of authority.
Teaching Notes
Ask students to separate two questions: whether an act is attributed to the company, and whether the representative may later face internal recourse.