The content of the contribution is to distinguish shareholders' agreements according to whether they relate to share as a thing or whether they relate to the content of the shareholder's relationship. It points to the liberalization of access to the second group of agreements on the example of so-called votes-buying agreements.
The contribution also focuses on the so-called meta-statutory agreements of the founders about the part of the statute which has an impact on the personal occupation of the elected bodies of the joint-stock company. It also deals with the limits of shareholder agreement for the creation of facultative bodies with a management power in a joint stock company being at the top of the concern.