The articles of association may require the company members to make additional capital contributions.
If the articles of association provide for an obligation to make additional financial contributions, they must stipulate the amount of additional capital that may be required to be paid for each capital contribution. This may not exceed twice the nominal value of the capital contribution.
The company members are liable only to the extent of the additional financial contributions to be made on their own capital contributions.
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