Dissertations on Corporate Law

Corporate Law relates to corporations and their actions, focusing on the rights and conduct of organisations and their people. Corporate lawyers assist in operations related to negotiations, transactions, contracts, documents, and much more.

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The Knock-out Rule as Uniform Solution to the Battle of Forms Problem under the CISG?
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Introduction: The knock-out rule as uniform solution to the battle of forms problem under the CISG? An analysis of the theoretical justification(s) in the CISG-AC Opinion No. 13 Application of the knock-out rule ... Last modified: 16th Dec 2019

Should Courts Lift the Corporate Veil?
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Introduction: “The doctrine laid down in Salomon v Salomon & Co Ltd has to be watched very carefully. It has often been supposed to cast a veil over the personality of a limited company through which the ... Last modified: 12th Dec 2019

Principles of Liability and Personality: Issue of the Corporate Veil
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Introduction: Introduction This paper will consider the limited liability principles, corporate personality and the unwillingness of the courts to ignore the corporate veil principle knows as “piercing the Corpo... Last modified: 11th Dec 2019

Effectiveness of UK Corporate Law in Preventing Corporate Greed
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Introduction: Introduction The greedy shareholder is often anthropomorphised to that of a pig rolling round in mud; stereotypically typified as “the minister of religion [or] the shopkeepers widow… [who] wan... Last modified: 10th Dec 2019

Legal and Ethical Issues at Uber
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Introduction: Abstract The purpose of this paper is to provide an in-depth case study of Uber based on legal and ethical principles in relation to Uber’s internal and external affairs. Topics such as duty of loy... Last modified: 9th Dec 2019

Effect of Companies Act 2006 on Director Conflict of Interest
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Introduction: This assessment will starts with a brief introduction of conflict of interest, which is codified under Sc 175 of the Companies Act 2006. The duty to avoid exploitation of corporate opportunity is provided under Sc 175(2). However it does not define the scope of opportunity.... Last modified: 9th Dec 2019