The Companies Act 2006 represents a significant overhaul of UK company law. This book provides an authoritative account of the Act's background and effects, focusing on the areas of change. It analyzes the new provisions while cross-referencing existing law, offering a comprehensive overview of the forthcoming regime and its implications for legal practice. The full text of the Act is also included.

The book is presented as an authoritative account of the Companies Act 2006, following the established Jordan's New Law Series format. Its approach emphasizes analysis of new provisions and their practical implications for UK company law. The inclusion of the full text of the Act alongside commentary suggests a resource intended for legal professionals and students seeking a thorough understanding of this significant legislative reform.