výsledený

Výsledený is a term used in Czech and Slovak languages to describe a person who has been deprived of their right to take part in the management of a company or organization due to their actions or behavior. The term is derived from the Czech and Slovak words "výsledek", meaning "result", and "aný", meaning "guilty" or "culpable".

In the context of corporate law, výsledný individuals are often referred to as "management risk-makers" or "default controlling persons". This means that they are party to a corporate decision or act that has led to a failure or a disadvantage for the company. The most common reasons for being declared výsledný include tax evasion, financial mismanagement, or any other activity that has resulted in damage to the company or its shareholders.

The implementation of the sonucu legislation in Czech and Slovak Republics, which resulted in establishing of specific criminal liability for officials of companies with complex organizational and property structure, has significantly impacted the business environment in these countries. Under this legislation, management boards of companies are held accountable for the actions of their members, making them accountable for any damage caused by the companys activity.

The outcome of being declared výsledný can range from being removed from their position to facing legal consequences. The court may impose penalties, fines, or even imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offense.