Risks Related to Shares is the Guarantee for a Loan
Zhu borrowed 2 million from Wang, and transferred 20% of Company A’s shares to Wang for guarantee. Zhu also promised if he failed to repay the loan on time, the loan should be converted into shares, which means Wang could have the ownership of shares. As Zhu failed to repay, Wang informed Zhu that the loan should be converted into shares. However, Zhu argued that the agreement on the guarantee is a fluidity clause, which was invalid. In practice, if a debtor uses shares as the guarantee for the loan, normally, the debtor would enter into a written hypothecation contract…