Poate administratorul să vândă imobilul societății fără hotărârea AGA?

The authority of an administrator to sell a company's property without a general assembly resolution is debated. While some notaries require such a resolution for real estate transactions, others do not if the transaction aligns with the company's ongoing activities. The law allows administrators to conduct operations necessary for the company's objectives, but significant transactions typically require approval from the general assembly. The necessity of a resolution also depends on the company's activity type and its articles of incorporation. If real estate is part of the core business, sales may not need assembly approval. However, restrictions in the articles can mandate such resolutions, impacting third-party transactions.