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Tolley's Company Law Looseleaf Service (Pay-In-Advance)

Publisher: LexisNexis U.K. (S)
ISBN: 9780754508465
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf (2 volumes) + CD-ROM
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Tolley's Company Law Service is a complete reference service on CD-ROM and Looseleaf which offers expert commentary and guidance on all aspects of company and insolvency law and best practice. It provides practical analysis of company law, geared to the everyday legal needs of businesses and their professional advisers.

Tolley's Company Law Service includes:

TOLLEY'S COMPANY LAW LOOSELEAF
This two-volume manual provides over 70 alphabetically arranged chapters covering every aspect of company law from Accounts to Ultra Vires. Each chapter provides a thorough discussion of the law, cites relevant cases and puts the legal issues into a practical business context. Thoroughly indexed and cross-referenced, it offers an ideal solution when in-depth reading and research is required.

TOLLEY'S COMPANY LAW-LINK CD-ROM
This user-friendly CD-ROM contains the full text of the Company Law looseleaf plus the full text of all relevant legislation including statutes, statutory instruments and EC laws. It also provides the most commonly used Companies House forms which can be completed on-screen and then printed off for immediate filing.

COMPANY LAW AND INSOLVENCY NEWSLETTER
A monthly newsletter that keeps the user informed of all developments in the fields of company law and insolvency. Each issue features an exciting combination of articles on topical matters, case reports, and relevant news.

STOP PRESS
A detailed stop press section published as part of each update outlines exactly which chapters have been revised and why. It also details general developments, such as pending legislation affecting several areas of company law and highlights the changes that affect individual chapters not being updated for that issue.

Subscribers receive 12 CD-ROM updates per year and six looseleaf updates, plus six Stop Press updates per year.

Updates are invoiced separately on publication.

Annual Subscription;

Accounting reference date

Accounts I: Regulatory framework

Accounts II: General rules

Accounts III: Groups and other special circumstances

Accounts IV: Banking companies and groups

Accounts V: Insurance companies and groups

Acquisitions of private companies and businesses

Acquisitions of shares

Annual return

Articles of association

Auditors

Bonus issues

Borrowing and debt financing

Charges over shares

Company charges

Company contracts

Company searches

CREST

Directors

Directors' benefits

Directors' disqualification

Directors' duties

Directors' loans

Directors' meetings

Directors' report

Directors' service contracts

Disclosure of directors' interests

Disclosure of shareholdings

Dissolution and revival

Dividends

European Community: company law harmonisation

Financial assistance for acquisition of shares

Formation and types of company

General meetings

Holding companies and subsidiaries: Parent and subsidiaries undertakings

Insider dealing

Insolvency: general

Insolvency: administration orders

Insolvency: Liquidations I - Introduction

Insolvency: Liquidations II - Initiation of winding-up

Insolvency: Liquidations III - Effects of winding-up

Insolvency: Liquidations IV - Adjustment of prior transactions, and malpractice

Insolvency: Liquidations V - Conduct of winding-up

Insolvency: Liquidations VI - Marshalling and distribution of assets, and conclusion of winding-up

Insolvency: Receivers I - Introduction

Insolvency: Receivers II - Appointment and ancillary matters

Insolvency: Receivers III - Effects of receivership

Insolvency: Receivers IV - Assets available

Insolvency: Receivers V - Management and conclusion of receivership

Insolvency: Receivers VI - Scottish and international aspects

Insolvency: Voluntary arrangements

Insolvency: Special provisions for financial markets

Insolvency: Taxation

Investigations by the DTI

Investor protection

Limited liability partnerships

Memorandum of association

Merger control

Names

Open-ended investment companies

Oversea companies

Political donations by companies

Preference shares

Prospectuses and public issues

Purchase and holding of own shares

Reconstructions and amalgamations

Redeemable shares

Rights issues

Secretary

Shareholders

Summary financial statements

Take-overs

Ultra Vires

Universal checklist

Stop Press

Appendices

Table of cases

Table of statutes

Table of statutory instruments

Table of EU legislative material

Table of rules of the Supreme Court

Index"

Contributors: Simon Allport; R M Ballard; Stephen Barc; Richard Baxter; Roger F.Bemer; A.G. Bompas QC; Crispin Bridges Webb; Simon Buckingham; Nick Burt; Brian Cain; Margaret Chamberlain; Nicholas Cherryman; Richard Craig; Harriet Creamer; Ken Dierden; Alasdair F. Douglas; Mark Evans; Judith Freedman; Andrew Gillen; C. M. Gilmore; Simon Gleeson; Andrew Gregson; Saima Hanif; Claire Harrington; Andrew Hart; Deborah Harris; R.H. T. Hildyard QC; Ms L.P. Hitchens; Catherine Innes; David Innes; Duncan Innes; Ros Innes; Ben Jolley; Alex Kay; Martin Kay; Alan Keat; Mike Kingston; Fiona Macmillan; Charles Marquand; Philip L.R. Mitchell; Marc Moore; Angela Morgan; Glynis D Morris; G. W Morton; Neil Murray; Professor J.E. Parkinson; Will Pearce; Susan E Perry; Bradley Phillips; Mark Pinder; Lucian Pollington; Shashi Rajani; James Richards; Tony Roberts; Janet Rosser; Tim Sanders; Alexander Shirtcliff; S.A. Shivji; Richard Skelton; Richard Spedding; Nicholas Squire; Alasdair Steele; David Strang; Jeffrey A. Sultoon; D.N. Taylor; Sheila Tormey; Simon Turner; Jeremy Walsh; Simon Youdale; John Young; Simon Young