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Gore-Browne on Companies (45th Edition)

Gore-Browne on Companies (45th Edition)

Author: The Rt Hon The Lord Millett; Michael Todd QC; Alistair Alcock
Publisher: LexisNexis U.K. (S)
ISBN: 9780853080282
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf (2 volumes)
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This book is the definitive authority on company law.

Gore-Browne on Companies is the definitive authority on company law. From constitution through to liquidation, it provides comprehensive answers to questions about directors' duties, share capital, mergers, insolvency and much more.

In addition there is a regular bulletin tracking all the latest cases with related transcript, consolidated company law database and destination tables. Since 1873, Gore-Browne on Companies has kept solicitors and barristers at the cutting edge of company law and practice. As the Companies Act 2006 changes the legal landscape, this reliability matters more than ever.

Gore-Browne on Companies is a trusted resource and a complete reference service. It offers:-

A clear, logical structure guarantees ease of use, enabling you to find essential information quickly.
Companies Act 2006 Legislation Tracker sets out when the provisions of the Companies Act 2006 came into force.
Destination Tables show the origin of the provisions of the 2006 Act.
Gore-Browne Special Release includes a series of articles and a compendium of the year's case digests.
Regular Bulletins provide an update on the latest company law developments, digests of important cases and key statutory instruments.

It is relied upon by thousands of lawyers across the legal profession:-

Solicitors practising company and commercial law
Barristers practising company, commercial and insolvency law
In-house lawyers
Public sector lawyers
Accountants
Company secretaries
Academics

VOLUME 1 
 
 Contributors 
 Table of abbreviations 
 COMPANIES ACT 2006 LEGISLATION TRACKER 
 COMPANIES ACT 2006 DESTINATION TABLES
 INSOLVENCY RULES 2016 DESTINATION TABLE 
 BULLETIN - Gore-Browne Bulletin 
 TABLES 
 Table of Statutes 
 Table of Statutory Instruments 
 Table of Insolvency Rules 
 Table of Scottish Insolvency Rules 
 Table of European Union Material 
 Table of Cases
 
 PART I - COMPANIES AND OTHER ASSOCIATIONS 
 PART II - CONSTITUTION AND PERSONALITY 
 PART III - MEMBERS 
 PART IV - DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT 
 PART V - ENFORCEMENT OF DUTIES 
 Index 
 
 VOLUME 2 
 
 PART VI - SHARE CAPITAL 
 PART VII - LOANS 
 PART VIII - GENERAL DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS 
 PART IX - QUOTED COMPANIES 
 PART X - TAKEOVERS AND MERGERS 
 PART XI - TAXATION 
 PART XII - FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES 
 PART XIII - LIQUIDATION 
 PART XIV - CONFLICT OF LAWS 
 Index 
 Filing Record 
 Request for missing pages 
 Change of address 
 Checklist of pages

Alistair Alcock

MA, FCSI, Barrister, Professor and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Buckingham Alistair worked for Phillips & Drew Corporate Finance (now UBS Corporate Finance) from 1977 – 1988, ultimately as Director. He joined Buckingham as a Lecturer in Law in 1990, eventually becoming Deputy Vice-Chancellor. He moved to the University of Salford as the founding Head of their Law School in 2005. He has now returned to Buckingham as Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Law.

Michael Todd KC

Michael Todd QC (called 1977; Silk 1997) specialises in the field of company law, corporate finance, capital markets and corporate insolvency. Work involves all advisory and litigation aspects and covers areas such as takeovers, mergers and acquisitions, shareholder disputes, directors duties and banking securities and all aspects of corporate/commercial litigation. Described as “a clear and persuasive advocate” and “one of the first people to call for legal advice on complex restructurings and contested takeovers”, Michael Todd has been listed in the Times newspaper Power 100. And in 2012 he appears in the Times Law 100 of the country's most influential lawyers. He has been admitted to the Bars of the following, common law, jurisdictions, for the limited purposes of appearing in the Courts of those jurisdictions in particular cases: Hong Kong, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Isle of Man, Turks & Caicos Islands, British Virgin Islands, and Northern Ireland.