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A fundamental feature of corporations, whereby investors are liable only up to the amount of their investment.  1
‡ This principle is important for failing corporations because it holds that only the assets of the corporation, not the personal assets of its owners, can be liquidated (see liquidation) to cover the corporation’s debts.  2
 
 
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