Corporate Law Practice and Case Analysis

Author: Zhang Xinwen
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book expands legal learning from the past pattern of moving from condensation to condensation, from abstraction to abstraction, and from concept to concept, to encompass moving from condensation to amplification, from abstraction to concreteness, and from concept to practice. Due to the abundance of books, legal learning will benefit greatly from specific books in improving learning effectiveness. This book follows the chapters of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China as its, systematically explaining the basic content of company law through case analyses. The entire book is divided into twelve chapters according to the system of company law. Chapter 1 outlines the concept, nature, status, role, and historical evolution of company law. Chapters 2 to 12 introduce and elaborate on the general principles of company law, the establishment and organizational structure of limited liability companies, the establishment and organizational structure of joint-stock companies, the issuance and transfer of shares of joint-stock companies, corporate bonds, corporate finance and accounting, corporate mergers, divisions, bankruptcy, dissolution, and liquidation, the branches and agencies of foreign companies, legal liability, and supplementary provisions, all combined with specific cases, to help readers understand the Company Law more intuitively, deeply, vividly, and concretely. This book will assist readers in applying the knowledge of the Company Law to explain legal phenomena, solve legal issues, and understand the modern enterprise system characterized by clear property rights, defined rights and responsibilities, separation of government and enterprises, and scientific management. This book is suitable for lawyers, judges, corporate management personnel, and others to read and use, and can also be used as a teaching reference for teachers and students in higher education institutions.