he approach of constructive notice shields the organization from outsiders, but the

philosophical system of indoor management shields the organization from its own employees.
In addition, the Memorandum of Association outlines the company's control, while the
Articles of Association outline the rules regulating the exercise of this authority. Similar to
how Constructive Notice arose to protect donors from obligations over which they had no
influence, the Indoor Management regulation arose to protect outsiders from abnormalities in
corporate acts. The importance of the Indoor Ma