Add to ORKGDirectors' duties with respect to conflicts of interest is a core aspect of their fiduciaty obligations of loyalty. This Chapter explores the extent of their obligations as newly stated and modified by the Companies Act 2006, Part 1
Directors’ duties have been well established in case law. The case law is by no means a black-letter...
Directors are required to exercise their powers and perform their functions in good faith and for a ...
For the first time, the general duties of directors have been given statutory form in the Companies ...
The director’s duty to avoid conflict of interest has been recognised and developed by common law. T...
This book contains the most detailed multi-jurisdictional analysis of directors' conflicts available...
It is usually said that a company is a legal entity separate from its management and shareholders an...
It is usually said that a company is a legal entity separate from its management and shareholders an...
The absolute limits of fiduciary loyalty are misunderstood in the context of directors as analyses f...
Sections 171 to 177 of the Companies Act 2006 (���the Act���) codified the duties owed by directors ...
International audienceWhich wrongs are done to company? The most important wrongs done to the compan...
Spearheaded by the High Court’s decision in Breen v Williams, the last two decades have seen an appa...
Directors are trustees of their companies, with the effect that they stand in a fiduciary relationsh...
Traditionally, courts have been concerned that fiduciaries do not place themselves in positions of c...
It is probably fair to assume that most, if not all, directors understand the concept of limited lia...
It is trite law that a director is a fiduciary to his or her company and must act in the interests o...
Directors’ duties have been well established in case law. The case law is by no means a black-letter...
Directors are required to exercise their powers and perform their functions in good faith and for a ...
For the first time, the general duties of directors have been given statutory form in the Companies ...
The director’s duty to avoid conflict of interest has been recognised and developed by common law. T...
This book contains the most detailed multi-jurisdictional analysis of directors' conflicts available...
It is usually said that a company is a legal entity separate from its management and shareholders an...
It is usually said that a company is a legal entity separate from its management and shareholders an...
The absolute limits of fiduciary loyalty are misunderstood in the context of directors as analyses f...
Sections 171 to 177 of the Companies Act 2006 (���the Act���) codified the duties owed by directors ...
International audienceWhich wrongs are done to company? The most important wrongs done to the compan...
Spearheaded by the High Court’s decision in Breen v Williams, the last two decades have seen an appa...
Directors are trustees of their companies, with the effect that they stand in a fiduciary relationsh...
Traditionally, courts have been concerned that fiduciaries do not place themselves in positions of c...
It is probably fair to assume that most, if not all, directors understand the concept of limited lia...
It is trite law that a director is a fiduciary to his or her company and must act in the interests o...
Directors’ duties have been well established in case law. The case law is by no means a black-letter...
Directors are required to exercise their powers and perform their functions in good faith and for a ...
For the first time, the general duties of directors have been given statutory form in the Companies ...