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  • Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Hong Kong
  • ISBN: hkcomlaw2015
  • Published In: December 2014
  • Format: Paperback (2 volumes)
  • Jurisdiction: Hong Kong ? Disclaimer:
    Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This package includes two books:

 

1) Company Law in Hong Kong: Practice and Procedure 2015

The Company Law in Hong Kong – Practice and Procedure 2015 continues to highlight how the new Companies Ordinance (Cap 622) intends to provide a modernized legal framework for the incorporation and operation of companies in Hong Kong. It aims to achieve four main objectives including enhancing corporate governance; ensuring better regulations; facilitating business in Hong Kong; and modernizing the law.

This publication is comprehensive and up-to-date covering all new developments and aspects of the new Companies Ordinance since its inception in March 2014.

Highlights of the Company Law in Hong Kong – Practice and Procedure 2015:

  • Updated with all transitional aspects and new legal content relating to the new Companies Ordinance such as:
    • Constitution of the Company – new & simplified procedures
    • Share Capital – revised aspects
    • Transfer of Share Capital
    • New and Revised Duties of Directors
  • Provides updates on new cases since the new companies law came into effect in March 2014
  • Focuses on all matters relating to the new company regime in Hong Kong focusing on the formation and operation of live companies existing and doing business in Hong Kong

 

2) Company Law in Hong Kong: Insolvency 2015

The Company Law in Hong Kong – Insolvency 2015 focuses on all matters relating to the surviving sections of Cap 32 dealing with Insolvency Law in Hong Kong. This publication provides a re-examination of the corporate insolvency law and practice in conjunction with the surviving and amended aspects of the re-titled Cap 32 Companies (Winding-Up and Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance.

This title is comprehensive and up-to-date covering all new developments and aspects of the new Companies Ordinance since its inception in March 2014.

Highlights of the Company Law in Hong Kong – Insolvency 2015:

  • Updated with all transitional aspects and new legal content regarding the re-titled Cap 32 Companies (Winding-Up and Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance including the five revised aspects of the winding-up process:
    • (a) the commencement of winding-up
    • (b) the appointment, powers, vacation of office and release of provisional liquidators
    • (c) the conduct of winding-up
    • (d) voidable transactions
    • (e) the investigation during winding-up, offences antecedent to or in the course of winding-up and powers of the court
  • Provides updates to the transitional laws and legal precedence that have been reviewed and heard by the Courts since the new companies law came into effect in March 2014
  • Focuses on all matters relating to Insolvency Law in Hong Kong and examines corporate insolvency law at every angle

 

1) Company Law in Hong Kong: Practice and Procedure 2015

  • Part 1: Constitution of company
  • Part 2: Capital
  • Part 3: Shares and transfer of shares
  • Part 4: Membership
  • Part 5: Meetings and resolutions
  • Part 6: Duties of directors and officers under the Hong Kong companies ordinance
  • Part 7: Fiduciary obligations of directors
  • Part 8: Enforcement of duties and members’ remedies
  • Part 9: Protection of outsiders
  • Part 10: Investor protection in capital markets
  • Part 11: Dividends and profits
  • Part 12: Debentures and loan capital
  • Part 13: Company law in China
 

2)  Company Law in Hong Kong: Insolvency 2015

  • Chapter 1: Directors
  • Chapter 2: Role and status of liquidators
  • Chapter 3: Provisional liquidation
  • Chapter 4: Winding-up by the court
  • Chapter 5: Members’ voluntary winding-up
  • Chapter 6: Investigations, assets, claims and realisations
  • Chapter 7: Creditors in a winding-up
  • Chapter 8: Schemes of arrangement
  • Chapter 9: Setting aside of preferences and trading issues
  • Chapter 10: Liquidation costs
  • Chapter 11: Receivership
  • Chapter 12: Cross-border issues
  • Chapter 13: Corporate rescue in Hong Kong
  • Chapter 14: Insolvency in the PRC

Written by a distinguished team of General Editors and Authors:

  • Editor-in-Chief:
  • The Hon. Madam Justice Susan Kwan, High Court

General Editors:

  • John Scott SC, Des Voeux Chambers
  • Brian Gilchrist, Clifford Chance
  • Thomas Vaizey, Dragon Capital

Contributing Authors:

  • Stefan Lo, Department of Justice
  • John Hickin, Mayer Brown JSM
  • Richard Tollan, Mayer Brown JSM
  • Ian De Witt, Tanner De Witt
  • Stephen Briscoe, Briscoe Wong Ferrier
  • Dr. Charles Qu, City University of Hong Kong, Faulty of Law

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