New Company Law Theory

Author: Legal Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2006-03-02
Features: The Company Law implemented on January 1, 2006, has undergone more than two-thirds of modifications to the original version. The revised Company Law urgently requires clarification of its basic systems and practical issues. This book is based on the new Company Law and conducts comprehensive research and interpretation of it. The book consists of 18 chapters, divided into two parts: "General Principles of Company Law" and "Special Issues of Company Law." The "General Principles" primarily discusses general issues of joint-stock companies and limited liability companies, totaling 14 chapters, while the "Special Issues" focuses on special forms of companies such as listed companies and one-person companies, totaling 4 chapters. The most prominent feature of this book lies in the word "new," which is reflected in the following aspects: First, the legal basis is the newly promulgated Company Law. Second, innovative structure. The writing style of this book combines limited liability companies and joint-stock companies into a unified discussion, making the overall structure more complete and facilitating comparisons between the two types of companies on specific issues. Third, innovative content. The book not only comprehensively discusses the basic issues of Company Law but also explores many hot and difficult issues in corporate practice, such as the capacity of "defective companies," companies in the process of establishment, corporate deadlock and its remedies, share repurchases, independent directors, one-person limited liability companies, etc. It provides both legal interpretations and corresponding solutions and approaches. The book offers a broad perspective, detailed content, meticulous analysis, and practical guidance, making it suitable for readers and users such as legal and law school students, professionals in legal research institutions, and practitioners in the field.