Law and Practice in Corporate Control

Law and Practice in Corporate Control
By Chester Rohrlich

2000/05 - Beard Books
158798007X - Paperback- Reprint - 276 pp.
US $34.95

An informative overview of the legal aspects of corporate control.

Publisher Comments

Category: Banking & Finance

This title is part of the Smart Management list.

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The Limits of Corporate Power

A fine addition to any lawyer’s collection, this concise analysis presents an overview of the legal aspects of corporate control. Included are examinations of: problems of corporate control; governmental control; corporate voting – majority and minority; the stockholder’s right to information; protective committees; suits in equity by minority stockholders; creditor control; operating receiverships; reorganizations; and close corporations.

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Chester Rohrlich was an attorney in New York. He has the Chester Rohrlich Professor of Corporate Law, Finance and Taxation named for him at the New York University School of Law.

Chapter	Preface	v
1.	Problems of Corporate Control	1
2.	Government Control	12
3.	Corporate Voting: Majority and Minority Control	27
4.	The Stockholder's Right to Information	55
5.	Protective Committees	65
6.	Suits in Equity by Minority Stockholders	96
7.	Creditor Control; Operating Receiverships; Reorganizations	169
8.	Close Corporations	210
	Table of Cases	217
	Index	247

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