Company Law

Author: Tu Wenyi
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book is concise yet comprehensive, covering the essential areas of British company law, and adopting the latest case principles and statutory provisions. It serves as an ideal tool for Chinese readers to understand and master British company law. The book is divided into seven chapters, designed to help readers review and prepare for exams, condensing the essence of British company law. The book has the following features:
1. Concise and clear. The entire book contains over 60,000 words but covers the key areas of British company law.
2. Rich in charts. The book skillfully uses charts to represent numerous confusing concepts and principles in company law, either by summarizing or comparing, making the complex case principles and statutory provisions of British company law clear at a glance.
3. Thoroughly referenced. The book provides up-to-date and detailed information, citing many cases and various legislative documents. At the same time, it is very helpful for understanding the historical trajectory of relevant principles. It not only introduces the current provisions of a principle but also provides a complete explanation of its historical provisions, reform proposals, and even legislative provisions that have not yet taken effect.
4. Easy to grasp. With China's entry into the World Trade Organization, there is a pressing need to deepen the understanding of the corporate form of business. However, there are few books in China that provide a comprehensive and systematic introduction to British company law. This book will help British company law emerge from the, allowing domestic readers to see its true nature. Moreover, it is a rare authentic legal English textbook, which is particularly important for legal scholars aspiring to global recognition.