4.7 Derivative and Other Actions

The derivative action: the member sues on the company's cause (the wrong-to-the-company enforced through the shareholder's hand) — the Foss-exception's procedural child: the wrongdoer-control gate (the majority's-and-the board's inability-to-sue (the defendants' own dominance)); the leave-of-court's modern filters (the good-faith, the company's-best-interests, the notification's faces); the remedy's-and-proceeds' character (the judgment's-benefit to the company — the plaintiff's-costs-and-indemnity faces); the Nepali Act's derivative-type faces (the prescribed-members' suit powers — the Act's own route for the company's-cause enforcement). The other actions' map: the personal action (the own-right's injury (2.9)); the class-and-representative actions (the group's-and-the similarly-situated's suit — the modern class-action's comparative faces); the just-and-equitable winding-up (the deadlock-and-breakdown's last door — LAW5404's U6 cross-reference); and the regulator's-and-CIAA's parallel worlds (the SEBON's-and-the anti-corruption's interventions where the state-faces meet (LAW5409's cases' world)).