Reflects on the impact of the Companies Act 2006, focusing on provisions relating to: (1) the removal of the requirement for an objects clause in company incorporation documents; (2) new rules on directors' appointments and capacity; (3) the codification of directors' duties and the relationship of the statutory code to earlier common law duties; (4) changes to the directors' disqualification regime; (5) the introduction of a statutory derivative action; and (6) the minimisation of governance requirements for small companies. Notes the European Union approach to company law reform
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Assesses the operation of the 'corporate opportunities' rule, involving a director personally pursin...
Notes the Financial Reporting Council's consultation on proposed amendments to the UK Corporate Gove...
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For the first time, the general duties of directors have been given statutory form in the Companies ...
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Examines the provisions of the Companies Act 2006 s.172 and relevant case law. Refers to a report co...
In 1993 New Zealand passed into law the Companies Act. The Act was a combination of work done by the...
Smith and Keenan’s Company Law provides a readable yet detailed account of the law of corporations a...
The legal consequences associated with amendments of a memorandum of association are influenced both...
This book offers a succinct informed valuable commentary on all aspects of the Companies Act 2006 wr...
Article examining how recent changes affect the legal position of company directors. Disqualificatio...
This contribution examines the provisions of the constitutive documents of companies under two speci...
The time is ripe for a critical analysis of the scope of directors' duties, the role of shareholder ...
Many elements of British company law are deeply embedded in nineteenth-century assumptions. Change h...
This work is a comprehensive account of the new company law landscape forged by the Companies Act 20...
Assesses the operation of the 'corporate opportunities' rule, involving a director personally pursin...
Notes the Financial Reporting Council's consultation on proposed amendments to the UK Corporate Gove...
This article deals with the question of how directors' duties, as currently understood in English co...
For the first time, the general duties of directors have been given statutory form in the Companies ...
It has for some time been apparent that South African company law needs to be comprehensively rewrit...
Examines the provisions of the Companies Act 2006 s.172 and relevant case law. Refers to a report co...
In 1993 New Zealand passed into law the Companies Act. The Act was a combination of work done by the...
Smith and Keenan’s Company Law provides a readable yet detailed account of the law of corporations a...
The legal consequences associated with amendments of a memorandum of association are influenced both...
This book offers a succinct informed valuable commentary on all aspects of the Companies Act 2006 wr...
Article examining how recent changes affect the legal position of company directors. Disqualificatio...
This contribution examines the provisions of the constitutive documents of companies under two speci...
The time is ripe for a critical analysis of the scope of directors' duties, the role of shareholder ...