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Annotated Companies Legislation 2011 isbn 9780199593927

Annotated Companies Acts Looseleaf

Edited by: John Birds, Robert Hildyard, Robert Miles

ISBN13: 9780199211746
New Edition ISBN: 9780199593927
Published: October 2007
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Looseleaf
Price: Out of print
Subscription Type: Annual Subscription
Domestic Renewal Price: £299.00



This new looseleaf provides a detailed guide to the impact the Companies Act 2006 will have on company law and practice.

The Act promises the most fundamental change to company law in the last 20 years, reforming many aspects of the legislation including much debated areas such as director's duties and financial assistance. This new looseleaf covers the new law and the surviving parts of the existing regime by way of a section-by-section commentary, which highlights the developments in the law and provides guidance on the impact of these changes.

The commentary and legislation is organised according to topic and then in reverse chronological order according to statute under each subject area, ensuring easy access to answers on particular issues. Full cross referencing is included from repealed sections to the commentary in the replacing sections and detailed notes are provided on amendments to the legislation under each section. As the law develops all substantive regulations will be included with relevant commentary. Additionally derivation destination tables will assist readers with tracking the development of the legislation and allow ease of navigation around the new regime.

Practitioners and academics alike will need this new work, written from the perspective of the new legislation and providing a complete picture of the complex new regime. Drawing on committee reports and Hansard to shed light on interpretation of the new legislation, this work will fast become the new authority on company law.

Edited by John Birds, Professor of Commercial Law, University of Manchester
Consultant Editor: Robert Hildyard QC

Contributors:
Professor Mads Andenas - University of Leicester
Professor John Birds - University of Manchester
Jonathan Brettler - 4 Stone Buildings
Jonathan Cotton - Slaughter and May
Jonathan Crow - 4 Stone Buildings
Malcolm Davis-White QC - 4 Stone Buildings
Dr John De Lacy - University of Sheffield
Andrew de Mestre - 4 Stone Buildings
Dr Alan Dignam - Queen Mary, University of London
Paul Greenwood - 4 Stone Buildings
Peter Griffiths - 4 Stone Buildings
Chris Hale - Travers Smith
Christopher Harrison - 4 Stone Buildings
Richard Hill - 4 Stone Buildings
David Kershaw - University of Warwick
Professor John Lowry - University College London
Professor Iain MacNeil - University of Glasgow
Charles Marquand - 4 Stone Buildings
Mike Metcalf - KPMG LLP
Robert Miles QC - 4 Stone Buildings
Professor David Milman - Lancaster University
Tiran Nersessian - 4 Stone Buildings
Rosalind Nicholson - 4 Stone Buildings
Alex Owen - KPMG LLP
Tolek Petch - Slaughter and May
Professor Jill Poole - University of the West of England
Jan Putnis - Slaughter and May
Dr Arad Reisberg - University College London
Chris Riley - University of Durham
Sharif Shivji - 4 Stone Buildings
Alastair Tomson - 4 Stone Buildings

Subjects:
Company Law, Looseleaf Work
Contents:
2008: 3 Releases per year ;
1. General Introductory Provisions
2. Company Formation
3. A Company's Constitution
4. A Company's Capacity and Related Matters
5. A Company's Name
6. A Company's Registered Office
7. Re-registration
8. Members of a Company
9. Exercise of Members' Rights
10. Company Directors
11. Derivative Claims and Actions by Members
12. Company Secretaries
13. Resolutions and Meetings
14. Control of Political Donations and Expenditure
15. Accounts and Reports
16. Audit
17. Private and Public Companies
18. Allotment of Shares
19. Share Capital
20. Transfer of Securities
21. Information about Interests in Company's Shares
22. Takeovers etc
23. Company Investigations
24. UK Companies not formed under the Companies Acts
25. Overseas Companies
26. The Registrar of Companies
27. Offences under the Companies Acts
28. Companies: Supplementary Provisions
29. Companies: Interpretation
30. Companies: Minor Amendments
31. Company Law Reform Power
32. Miscellaneous Provisions
33. Northern Ireland
34. General Supplementary Provisions
35. Final Provisions
36. Debentures and charges
37. Fraudulent Trading
38. Matters Arising Subsequent to Winding Up
39. Community Interest Companies
40. Default Articles
41. European Company;