komandytowego

Komandytowego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective komandytowy, used to describe things related to a komandyt or a komandytariusz, especially in legal and business contexts. In Polish corporate law, the term is most closely associated with the spółka komandytowa, a form of commercial partnership.

A spółka komandytowa, or limited partnership, combines two types of partners: komplementariusz (general partner) and komandytariusz (limited partner). The general partner bears unlimited liability and usually manages the business, while the limited partner contributes capital and has liability limited to that contribution, typically without day-to-day management responsibilities. The adjective komandytowy commonly appears in phrases that reference the limited-partner aspect or the partnership as a whole, such as spółka komandytowa or role of komandytariusz.

The liability framework and governance of spółka komandytowa are governed by the Polish Code of Commercial Companies (Kodeks spółek handlowych, KSH). This arrangement is designed to combine the capital input of passive investors with the managerial control of general partners. If a komandytariusz engages in management beyond permitted activities, the protective limitation on liability may be altered under relevant provisions.

In addition to legal usage, the form komandytowy can appear in grammar as an adjective modifying nouns, with komandytowego serving as its genitive singular form. Thus, the term spans both specific legal meaning and general linguistic usage.