(1) Inter-company agreements are contracts by which a stock corporation or public partly limited partnership allows the management of its company to be performed by some other enterprise (control agreement) or by which it enters into obligation to transfer its entire profits to some other enterprise (profit and loss absorption agreement). Likewise, a contract by which a stock corporation or a public partly limited partnership accepts to manage its enterprise for the account of some other enterprise is considered an agreement regarding the transfer of the entire profits.
(2) Where enterprises that are not controlled by one another agree by a contract to place themselves under common management, without this resulting in one of these enterprises being controlled by some other enterprise concluding the contract, then this contract is not a control agreement.
(3) Performance by the company where a control agreement or a profit and loss absorption agreement exists is not considered a violation of sections 57, 58 and 60.