2. If he only borrows money from the company during his tenure, the company assumes rights and obligations, and he is not responsible for repayment.
3. "These loans are additionally signed by the personal guarantee of the legal representative": that is to say, these loans are all made by the company, but he is added as the loan guarantor, right? If so, he is not only the legal representative of the company, but also bears the loan guarantee responsibility in his personal capacity: when the company cannot repay the bank loan, he should bear the repayment responsibility of the guarantor.
4. "Will the bank seize the property under his wife's name?" ：
(1) The bank has no right to seal it up by itself. Even if the property under his wife's name exists in this bank, the bank has no right to seal it up by itself, otherwise it will be infringement.
(2) However, the bank can apply to the court for property preservation before or after the prosecution: the court will seal it up.
(3) Although the property is in the wife's name, as long as the wife can't produce evidence to prove that it is her personal property before marriage, or there is a written agreement between husband and wife that the property after marriage belongs to each other, and the bank knows this agreement between them: the court can still seal up the property under the wife's name.
If his wife has the above evidence, she can explain that she wants to stop the seizure when the court seals it up, or she can ask the court to lift the seizure after the seizure.
(4) If the boss absconds, he should bear the responsibility with the company's assets. If he is not a guarantor, there is no responsibility.