Shareholders not personally liable for company debt absent piercing corporate veil or statutory exceptions.

The court dismissed the plaintiffs' claim against the shareholders of company A/S for personal liability regarding the company's debt. The plaintiffs argued that the shareholders should be held responsible, but the defendants maintained that the corporate veil protects them from such liability. The court ruled that without evidence of piercing the corporate veil or specific statutory exceptions, shareholders are not personally liable for the company's obligations.