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This well-established work on the law relating to minority shareholders provides practitioners with the most detailed reference on the subject. The new edition includes a chapter on foreign aspects of minority shareholder litigation which covers all of the jurisdictional and procedural issues concerned with litigation involving foreign companies and foreign parties. There are also substantially more detailed chapters on directors' duties and derivative claims. The new edition includes analysis of many important decisions covering the following areas: Derivative claim procedure and alternative remedies; Unfairly prejudicial conduct, attribution of responsibility and appropriate parties; Personal rights of shareholders, their liability and piercing the corporate veil; The mechanics of share valuation. As in previous editions, the fifth edition provides the best-organised, and most accessible analysis available.
This work investigates the legal frameworks and procedural mechanisms available to minority shareholders seeking redress in corporate disputes. The authors, a team of distinguished barristers specializing in commercial chancery and corporate litigation, provide a comprehensive analysis of the rights and remedies governing shareholder protection. By synthesizing statutory requirements with recent judicial decisions, the text establishes a rigorous framework for navigating complex internal corporate conflicts and derivative actions.
What You Will Find
Legal practitioners frequently cite this text as a primary reference for navigating the intricacies of minority shareholder litigation. Experts highlight the work's systematic organization and its utility in addressing both domestic and cross-border corporate disputes.
Page Count:
613
Publication Date:
2015-03-22
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199687978
ISBN-13:
9780199687978
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