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Article 27
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As used in Article 27-2, subparagraph 2 and Article 28-8, subparagraph 4 of the Rules, "acted in violation of the principle of good faith" means that any of the following circumstances applies to an applicant company or a company controlled by a foreign issuer applying for TWSE primary listing, or to an incumbent director, supervisor, general manager, or de facto responsible person of the applicant company or controlled company, and the circumstances are material and without reasonable cause:
- Being in arrears in the repayment of any loan extended to it by a financial institution.
- Any commission of a crime under commercial, financial, securities, or tax laws, or commission of a crime of corruption, malfeasance in office, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, or embezzlement, for which a sentence of imprisonment for a fixed period or a more severe penalty was handed down by a court judgment.
- Having violated the matters declared in the declaration it submitted at the time of application.
- Improper acts such as unlawful termination of business of, or material violation of the principle of corporate governance of, another company they are operating.
- Having been involved in misrepresentation or suffered a loss of credit, causing damage to the interests of the company, the rights and interests of its shareholders, or the public interest.
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