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UK Company Law Nicholas Grier

UK Company Law By Nicholas Grier

UK Company Law by Nicholas Grier


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Summary

This work offers a guide for students, lawyers and accountants who need to understand the modern principles and realities of company law without the clutter of legal jargon. It discusses the creation, existence and regulation of companies.

UK Company Law Summary

UK Company Law by Nicholas Grier

This work offers a guide for students, lawyers and accountants who need to understand the modern principles and realities of company law without the clutter of legal jargon. The creation, existence and regulation of companies is a complicated legal area and touches on many different aspects of the law, but the prime purpose of this regulation is to promote fair and legal trade and enterprise. There are also important differences between England and Wales, and Scotland and Northern Ireland. To understand how a company operates - separately from its shareholders or members - it is important to understand why the regulations exist. This is the approach adopted by the author to explain the practicalities of company law.

Table of Contents

Why do companies exist?; when is a company a company?; classification and incorporation of companies; constitution of the company; the practicalities of incorporating a limited company; securities; offering securities to the public; capital of a company; company distributions; company accounts; insider dealing; minority protection; directors; duties of directors; company secretary and auditors; charges; meetings and shareholder democracy; takeovers and mergers; receivership; winding up; other forms of company insolvency; the European dimension.

Additional information

GOR004099297
9780471958369
0471958360
UK Company Law by Nicholas Grier
Used - Good
Paperback
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
19980729
708
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