Gower principles of modern company law
by Paul L. Davies, Sarah Worthington and Christopher Hare.
- 11th ed.
- London : Sweet and Maxwell, 2023.
- 1294 p.
Part 1. Introductory Chapter 1.Type and Function of Companies Chapter 2. Advantages and Disadvantages of Incorporation Chapter 3. Source of Company Law Chapter 4. Formation Procedures Chapter 5. Corporate Mobility Chapter 6. The Nature and Classification of Shares Chapter 7. The Limits of Separate Legal Personality and Limited Liability Chapter 8. Corporate Action Part 3. Regulating Boards and Individual Directors Chapter 9. The Board and its Directors Chapter 10. Directors Duties Part 4. Shareholder Chapter 11. The Constitutional Role of Shareholders Chapter 12. Shareholders Decision-Making Chapter 13. Controlling Member's Voting Chapter 14. Personal Claims and Unfair Prejudice Chapter 15. Corporate Litigation and the Derivative Part 5. Creditors Chapter 16. Legal Capital, Minimum Capital and Verification Chapter 17. Capital Maintenance Chapter 18. Distributions and Transfers an Undervalue Chapter 19. Undreaming Creditors Claims Part 6. Public Enforcement Chapter 20. Disqualification of Directors Chapter 21. Breach of Corporate Duties: Administrative Remedies Part 7. Account and Audit Chapter 22. Accounts and Reports Chapter 23. Audits and Auditors Part 8. Equity Finance Chapter 24. Share Issue: General Rules Chapter 25. Public Offers of Shares Chapter 26. Transfers of Shares Chapter 27. Continuing Obligations and Disclosure of Information to the Market Chapter 28. Takeovers Chapter 29. Arrangements Reconstructions and Mergers Chapter 30. Market Abuse Part 9. Debt Finance Chapter 31. Debt and Debt Securities Chapter 32. Company Charges Part 10. Winding up and its Consequences Chapter 33. Managing Distressed or Defunct Companies