Gore-Browne on Companies
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Commentary
Gore-Browne on Companies is the definitive authority on company law. From constitution through to liquidation, it provides comprehensive answers to questions about directors' duties, share capital, mergers, insolvency and much more. In addition there is a regular bulletin tracking all the latest cases with related transcript, consolidated company law database and destination tables. Since 1873, Gore-Browne on Companies has kept solicitors and barristers at the cutting edge of company law and practice. As the Companies Act 2006 changes the legal landscape, this reliability matters more than ever.
Source Currency
Issue 187, March 2024
Update Information
Issue 187 includes amendments to ten chapters, namely Chapters 13 (Directors – Appointment, Removal and Vacation), 14 (Management of a Company), 15 (Directors’ Duties), 19 (Unfair Prejudice), 23A (Introduction to the Maintenance of Share Capital), 24 (Maintenance of Capital), 24A (Acquisition by a Company of its Own Shares), 39 (The UK Framework), 40 (Obtaining an Equity Listing) and 42 (Market Misconduct).