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Corporate Law 4th ed


ISBN13: 9780190333751
Previous Edition ISBN: 9780195520156
Published: September 2022
Publisher: Oxford University Press Australia & New Zealand
Country of Publication: Australia
Format: Paperback
Price: Price on Application





An accessible and comprehensive introduction to corporate law.Corporate Law examines the legal principles and policies that govern companies and how this interacts with corporate functions. Written in a plain-speaking style, this text brings the accessibility of an introductory text together with the depth and analysis of a higher-level text providing students with a solid understanding of all the key topics.

Through an exploration of the theoretical and policy basis for topic areas, Corporate Law follows the corporate lifecycle and explores each topic in a practical context.

New to this Edition:

    Updated Lecturer Resource Manual containing problem questions for each part of the textbook
  • All chapters extensively updated to include recent judgments and legislative amendments
  • Coverage of reforms to the corporate insolvency regime, including 'safe harbour' provisions for directors, new 'phoenixing' provisions, and the introduction of 'restructuring' as an alternative to winding up
  • Discussion of the reforms introduced as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Australia
Contents:
Part 1: The Corporate Entity and its RegulationIntroductionFormation and Types of CompaniesThe Corporate Personality

Part 2: Internal Structure and OperationsThe Corporate ConstitutionCompany Organs and the Division of PowerThe Board of DirectorsThe General Meeting of Members

Part 3: The Company and the Outside WorldCriminal and Civil LiabilityCorporate Contracting

Part 4: Duties and Liabilities of Directors and OfficersDuty of Care, Skill and DiligenceBona Fides and Proper PurposesConflicts of InterestConsequences of Breach and Relief from Liability

Part 5: Members' RemediesDerivative ActionsPersonal ActionsWinding Up and OppressionMembers' Access to Information

Part 6: Corporate FinanceRaising CapitalMaintenance of CapitalAccounts and Audit

Part 7: External AdministrationInsolvency and Winding UpSecured Creditors and Alternatives to Winding Up