The ideal companion for anyone studying company law, Smith & Keenans Company Law provides you with:
Straightforward, accessible coverage of the key legal principles youll need to understand for your module written by experienced lecturers in the field;
A range of features to support your learning and help you study independently, including detailed case summaries and discussion of academic opinion in the area;
Extensive further reading suggestions to a wide range of academic articles to encourage deeper understanding and analysis.
This eighteenth edition also includes:
A new chapter on partnerships and limited liability partnerships (LLPs)
An extended chapter on the corporate veil, including Petrodel Resources Ltd v Prest [ 2013] and academic discussion of lifting and piercing the veil of incorporation
Discussion of key developments brought about by the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act (SBEEA) 2015, including maintenance of a register of people with significant control (PSC); greater restrictions on corporate directors; and the submission of statements of confirmation
An updated chapter on the statutory derivative action exploring the evolving case law such as Wilton UK Ltd v Shuttleworth [ 2018].
Brief contents
Preface to the eighteenth edition
Law report abbreviations
Table of cases
Table of statutes
1 An overview of company law
2 Partnerships and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
3 Promotion, incorporation, membership and people with significant control
4 The corporate veil
5 Corporate governance
6 The memorandum of association
7 The articles of association
8 Altering the articles of association
9 The company and its contracts
10 Directors and management
11 The duties of directors
12 Vacation of office, disqualification and the personal liability of
directors
13 Meetings and resolutions
14 Allotments, calls and forfeiture of shares
15 Shares and share capital
16 Shares payment and transfer
17 Company flotations and insider dealing
18 Capital maintenance and distribution
19 Debentures and charges
20 The statutory derivative action
21 The protection of minorities
22 Corporate insolvency company rescue
23 Corporate insolvency procedures other than rescue
24 Corporate insolvency winding-up in context
Index
Professor Charles Wild (PhD, MBA, LLM, PCHE, LPC, CPE, BSc (Econ)) is a leading authority on company law, has lectured widely, both in the UK and abroad, and acts as consultant to a number of public and private bodies.
Professor Stuart Weinstein (JD, MBA, BA) is a solicitor and attorney with over twenty years practice experience in the US, UK and Korea, is a recognized expert on legal risk management in companies, and is a Swift Institute Scholar.
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