Core Principle
Acts capable of altering continuity, creating branches, merging, terminating, deeply modifying, or creating new persons require advance disclosure of material risks and legal effects.
Detailed Rules
- Irreversible operations may not be disguised as routine updates.
- Disclosure must state whether a new person is created, whether the source survives, and whether reversal is possible.
- Third-party obligations and property succession must be addressed.
Scope and Limits
Disclosure requires comprehensible material information, not unlimited dumping of technical detail.