Interpretation of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China

Author: Li Fei
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: "The Interpretation of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China" includes four parts: Part I is the legal text of the "Company Law of the People's Republic of China" and relevant legislative background materials; Part II is the interpretation of the provisions of the "Company Law of the People's Republic of China"; Part III is case studies related to the company law; Part IV is the relevant legal provisions of the company law. The content of this book strives to be comprehensive, systematic, accurate, and practical. The compilers, based on the practical issues encountered during the drafting, revision, and deliberation process, have provided relatively comprehensive and accurate interpretations of the legislative intent and basic systems of each provision of the company law in order of chapters. It is edited by Li Fei, Deputy Director of the Legal Affairs Commission of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and Wang Xuezheng, Director of the Regulations Department of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, making it highly authoritative. This book can serve as legal training materials for legal workers in various levels of People's Congresses, government departments, public security, procuratorates, courts, and prisons, as well as in national industrial and commercial, commercial, financial, and state-owned asset management departments, for popularizing the implementation of laws and administrative regulations. It can also be used as a learning guide for staff in industrial and commercial, commercial, financial, and securities management departments for handling cases and enforcing the law. Additionally, it can serve as an important reference book for financial and securities institutions, various types of companies, law firms, accounting firms, auditing firms, notarization offices, economic and legal research institutions, universities and colleges of political science, law, finance, and economics, and the general public for studying and researching the "Company Law."