(1) A legal entity (legal entity being acquired) may transfer its assets, as a whole, whereby it is dissolved without being wound up, to some other legal entity that is already in existence (acquiring legal entity) in return for granting compensation to the holders of shares in the legal entity being acquired, such compensation not consisting of shares or memberships (full transfer).
(2) A legal entity (legal entity being acquired) may
1. fully divide up its assets, whereby it is dissolved without being wound up, by way of the simultaneous transfer of the parts of the assets, in each case as a whole, to other legal entities already in existence,
2. separate out one or several parts from its assets by transferring this part or these parts, in each case as a whole, to one or several legal entities already in existence, or
3. division by separation one or several parts of its assets by transferring this part or these parts, in each case as a whole, to one or several legal entities already in existence,
in return for the compensation designated in subsection (1), in the cases set out under nos. 1 or 2, to the holders of shares in the legal entity being acquired, and in the case set out under no. 3, to the legal entity being acquired (partial transfer).