Measures to secure a lawsuit must not violate the rights of other shareholders (participants) of a business entity who are not parties to the dispute. In particular, except in cases provided by law, the prohibition on taking actions should relate only to shares or corporate rights directly connected with the subject of the dispute. At the same time, securing a lawsuit in disputes arising from corporate relations by prohibiting the following is not allowed:
- – holding general meetings of shareholders or participants of a business entity and making decisions, except for the prohibition of making specific decisions determined by the court, which are directly related to the subject of the dispute;
- – the issuer, custodian, or depository from providing the register of holders of registered securities, information about shareholders or participants of the business entity for conducting general meetings of the company;
- – participation (registration for participation) or non-participation of shareholders or participants in the general meetings of the company, determination of the quorum of the general meetings of shareholders or participants of the business entity;
- – state authorities, local self-government bodies from performing the powers vested in them by law, except for the prohibition of making specific decisions determined by the court, performing specific actions directly related to the subject of the dispute.