Titlebook: Company Law; Janet Dine Textbook 1998Latest edition Janet Dine 1998 company law.Eastern Europe.English.EU Law.Europe.European Union (EU).I

Affectation

HAIRY

Klassen und Schichten in der Diskussionpany are continuously changing, the company itself retains its identity and the business need not be stopped and restarted with every change in the managers or members (shareholders) of the business. If the company is a limited liability company not only is the money owned by the company regarded as

Cocker

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11416-1e arising from the setting out of the objects of association in the memorandum. The courts held that the company was unable to create legally binding contracts or act outside the scope of the objects of association as they were set out in the memorandum. The law has been substantially changed follow

Forehead-Lift

phlegm

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11416-1 responsible for the company coming into existence are known as ‘promoters’. The law imposes duties on them not unlike those owed by directors. This is because the company can be badly cheated at the outset, particularly by those who sell it the assets on which it will found its business. The import

GEST

Spinous-Process

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11416-1in shares and debentures the regulatory framework has an effect not only on companies or firms which are involved in investment businesses but also companies whose shares are being dealt with. The Financial Services Act 1986 provided a framework within which there was originally to be a degree of se

SCORE

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11416-1hat money should be kept within the company. Because the members of a company are in control of it, they could make the company transfer all its assets to them. In particular, therefore, money should not be returned to the members of the company, leaving the creditors with an empty shell to rely on

Gourmet