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The Ultra Vires Doctrine in Corporate Law: A Comparative Review (SpringerBriefs in Law)

✍ Scribed by Marco Antonio Jiménez Sánchez


Publisher
Springer
Year
2021
Tongue
English
Leaves
119
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


This book offers a comparative review of the ultra vires doctrine in corporate law. Divided into three main sections, it first provides a brief overview of the historical background and the scope of the ultra vires doctrine. It then analyses the essential features of the doctrine in the common law and civil law traditions across the Western world. Lastly, the book examines the objects clause, procedural aspects, and the mechanism of ratification of such ultra vires acts.

The book's comparative approach and global contextualization of the subject matter will be of interest to readers from around the globe, familiarizing them with legal provisions, case law, and recent literature. Although it is primarily intended for scholars in the area of corporate law, it is also a valuable resource for professionals in the field of commercial law who deal with issues related to the capacity of firms and the powers of their directors.

✦ Table of Contents


Contents
Abbreviations
1 What Is the Ultra Vires Doctrine?
1.1 Introduction: What Is the Ultra Vires Doctrine?
1.2 Scope of the Text
References
2 Conceptual Presentation of the Ultra Vires Doctrine
2.1 Historical Background
2.2 The Ultra Vires Doctrine in Corporate Law
2.3 Should the Ultra Vires Doctrine Be Discarded at All?
References
3 The Ultra Vires Doctrine in Common Law
3.1 United States
3.2 United Kingdom
3.3 Australia
References
4 The Ultra Vires Doctrine in European Civil Law
4.1 Introduction
4.2 France
4.3 Germany
4.4 Italy
4.5 Spain
References
5 The Ultra Vires Doctrine in Latin America
5.1 Argentina
5.2 Brasil
5.3 Colombia
5.4 México
5.5 Perú
References
6 The Objects Clause and the Ultra Vires Doctrine
References
7 Legal Procedures to Reject Ultra Vires Acts and Transactions
References
8 Ratification of Ultra Vires Acts and Transactions
References
9 Conclusions


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