Farrar's Company Law

Fülszöveg

Reviews of the last edition:
Financial Times: "Its usefulness in providing a guide through the
overgrowth of legislation and judge-made law is achieved by placing the
traditional elements of a company law textbook within a lucidly
conceived theoretical structure . using refreshingly plain English."
Journal of the Law Society of Scotland: "For any practitioner who
regrets not having kept up to date on company law over the past few
years, it should soon refresh interest by its clear discussion of current
issues. It is highly recommended."
Farrar's Company Law is a well established and respected student
textbook now entering its third edition. As always In company law, there
is much new material to include, and with the rapid approach of 1992,
the new edition includes enhanced coverage of the European
dimension. Alongside this is featured the ever increasing volume of
important case law, while the implications of the Companies Act 1989
are also comprehensively... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Reviews of the last edition:
Financial Times: "Its usefulness in providing a guide through the
overgrowth of legislation and judge-made law is achieved by placing the
traditional elements of a company law textbook within a lucidly
conceived theoretical structure . using refreshingly plain English."
Journal of the Law Society of Scotland: "For any practitioner who
regrets not having kept up to date on company law over the past few
years, it should soon refresh interest by its clear discussion of current
issues. It is highly recommended."
Farrar's Company Law is a well established and respected student
textbook now entering its third edition. As always In company law, there
is much new material to include, and with the rapid approach of 1992,
the new edition includes enhanced coverage of the European
dimension. Alongside this is featured the ever increasing volume of
important case law, while the implications of the Companies Act 1989
are also comprehensively examined.
The authors
Professor John Farrar is Professor of Law, Victoria University of Wellington,
New Zealand, a position he has previously held at the University of Canterbury,
Christchurch, New Zealand. He has been a practising solicitor in the City of
London and is now a member of the New Zealand Bar. He is the author of a
number of books and articles on company law and has been a member of law
reform bodies in the United Kingdom and New Zealand.
Nigel Furey is Senior Lecturer in Law at Bristol University, and qualified as a
solicitor in the City of London.
Brenda Hannigan is Senior Lecturer in Law at Southampton University. She is a
graduate of Trinity College, Dublin and of Harvard Law School.
Philip Wylie is Senior Lecturer in Law at Cardiff Law School, and is also qualified
in accountancy. Vissza