Master the law of corporations with a clear, practical guide
This authoritative reference covers how corporations are created, organized, and governed, as determined by leading courts in England and the United States. It’s designed to be a safe, efficient resource for busy professionals who need reliable answers drawn from current practice.
In this edition, you’ll find structured explanations of corporate basics, powers, by-laws, and the rights and duties of stockholders. It also covers special topics like taxation, dissolution, and the handling of property, contracts, and torts in corporate settings. The material is organized to help readers quickly locate rules and apply them to real‑world questions.
- Definition and classification of corporations, including public vs private and quasi entities
- Creation methods, chartering, and incorporation under general acts
- Organization, corporate names, and the roles of officers and directors
- How powers are granted, interpreted, and exercised in practice
- By-laws, meetings, elections, and the rules that govern corporate life
Ideal for lawyers, law students, and professionals who work with corporate entities, this edition provides a practical backbone for understanding corporate structure and governance in a clear, usable format.