Subjects:

Company Law, Looseleaf Works

Contents:

Sample Contents

Re-registration as a means of altering company’

s status

Derivative claims and proceedings by members

Meetings and resolutions

Alterations of share capital

Reductions of share capital

Acquisition by limited company of its own shares

Purchase of own shares

Company charges

Arrangements and reconstructions

“

Squeeze-Out”

and “

Sell-Out”

Protection of members against unfair prejudice

Restoration to the register

The register of companies

The Companies Act 2006 promises to be the most radical reform of company law for decades. This very substantial piece of legislation represents a seismic change to the law governing companies. Practitioners will need to inform and educate themselves in the new company landscape over a considerable period of time.

This major new work provides a range of precedents, offering not just expert narrative but the tools the practitioner needs day-to-day. Practical precedents covering a range of procedures and situations combined with advice and interpretation ensures that Gore-Browne Precedents will be an essential companion for all carrying out company law work.

In an on-going programme of precedent development Gore-Browne Company Law Precedents provides:

• Full guidance on the new companies landscape and how it affects practice
• A quick and efficient source of answers to client’s questions
• Narrative on the practical implications of the Companies Act, drafting notes, procedural guidance and key precedents
• Unrivalled authority and expert drafting knowledge from authors at Erskine Chambers