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Bourne on Company Law carefully examines and guides students through the way that legal rules are applied in this core commercial area. The fundamental topics are broken down throughout into short, clear sections separated by subheadings for easy navigation before references are made to further literature in specific and extensive reading lists.Retaining all of the popular features from previous editions, the book has also been extensively revised in light of the conclusion of the Companies Act 2006 and now incorporates a new expanded introduction, which provides a background and context to the way the law works in relation to companies before considering the European influence on company law.Now expanded to include fully cross-referenced chapters and full case references and summaries, this new edition of Bourne on Company Law is the ideal companion for all students taking courses or modules in this demanding subject.
This text investigates the application of legal rules within the framework of corporate and commercial law. Nicholas Bourne, an established legal educator, utilizes the Companies Act 2006 as the primary legislative anchor to explain the complexities of company formation, operation, and regulation. The book provides a structured framework that balances foundational legal theory with the practical realities of modern corporate governance and European legal influences.
What You Will Find
Legal educators and students frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for navigating the complexities of commercial law modules. The prose is noted for its clarity and accessibility, making it a standard reference for those requiring a structured introduction to corporate legal frameworks.
Page Count:
363
Publication Date:
2010-06-27
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203849922
ISBN-13:
9780203849927