Commercial Organization Law

Author: Dong Xueli
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book systematically discusses the fundamental theoretical basis of commercial organization law, which is elaborated from two perspectives. One is to discuss it from a historical or longitudinal perspective, namely how commercial organizations evolved from sole proprietorship forms to corporate forms. Breaking the limitations of traditional corporate law literature, it incorporates non-corporate commercial organization laws—such as the law of sole proprietorships and partnerships—into this work, which is both a logical extension of the compilation. The book takes corporate law as its core content. Additionally, it introduces new elements compared to traditional corporate law works, such as one-person companies, corporate establishment defects, the independent director system, and the corporate veil lifting doctrine.