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The premises of classical company law are those of capitalism. Subject to a range of restrictions on withdrawing capital, the rules vest ultimate control of the business in those who provided the equity for the business, the shareholders. But only all the shareholders acting unanimously have...
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This chapter, forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook of the New Private Law, situates corporations and corporate law theory within the nascent New Private Law movement. Most theorists allied to the New Private Law focus on fundamental private law and so, in turn, bodies of law addressed to singular...
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The franchisor-franchisee relationship is unique in that it has characteristics of both an arm's length business transaction as well as an ongoing business relationship. As time goes by, however, the interests of the parties may diverge. It is in the franchisees' interest to make their...
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Corporate Governance has developed immensely in the last decades mainly due to the negative effects on shareholders's of management decisions leading to a continuous conflict to be solved by the policymakers and academics. After the publication of the Cadbury Report, we noticed an increase...
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Lithuanian Abstract: Belgijos Karalystėje akcininkų sutartys yra viena iš populiariausių teisinių sutartinių priemonių, padedanti akcininkams sureguliuoti tarpusavio santykius valdant bendrovę, o Jungtinėje Karalystėje ne taip plačiai naudojamos akcininkų sutartys net nėra...
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Any model of corporate governance must answer two basic sets of questions: (1) Who decides? In other words, when push comes to shove, who has ultimate control? (2) Whose interests prevail? When the ultimate decision maker is presented with a zero sum game, in which it must prefer the interests...
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In this dissertation, I aim to explore the Corporate Governance (CG) regimes of India and China using CG parameters such as board size and composition, board busyness, board committees, board independence and ownership structure. The reason for undertaking this comparative analysis is that in...
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This Article provides the first comprehensive examination of an emerging practice within the private equity sector-continuation funds. Continuation funds break from the traditional private equity model by allowing sponsors to hold on to assets beyond the typical fund term and, instead of selling...
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