Overview
In EC Company Law Vanessa Edwards makes a detailed analysis of all the adopted company law and securities Directives, namely the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Eleventh and Twelfth Company Law Directives and the Admissions, Listing Particulars, Interim Reports, Public Offer Prospectus, Major Shareholdings and Insider Dealing Directives. She illuminates their historical context, scope, substantive effect, interpretation by the European Court of Justice and national implementation. The book also contains a thorough examination of the scope of companies freedom of establishment, reviewing in depth the case law of the Court of Justice on Article 52 of the EC Treaty in so far as it applies to corporate entities.
Full Product Details
Author: Vanessa Edwards (Legal Secretary, Chambers of Advocate General Jacobs, Court of Justice of the European Communities)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Imprint: Clarendon Press
Dimensions:
Width: 16.30cm
, Height: 3.30cm
, Length: 24.20cm
Weight: 0.935kg
ISBN: 9780198259930
ISBN 10: 019825993
Pages: 504
Publication Date: 01 April 1999
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: To order
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Reviews
Reading her account makes one wonder what the extent is of the damage done by the UK to the internal financial market. * Mads Andenas, The International Journal of Banking Reg, September 1999 * This book has many admirable features. The author clearly has an impressive knowledge and understanding of a large subject but she wears her learning lightly. As a result, the book is both a gold mine of useful information and a pleasure to read. The tone is confident, clear and authoritative. Ample footnotes evidence extensive reading in UK and foreign sources ... This is a stimulating and useful book and it deserves a wide audience. * Eilis Ferran, Cambridge Law Journal 1999 * the book lives up to the standards set by the author and the editor. * Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. * the book offers a successful introduction into European company law. * Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. * Vanessa Edward's book ... surveys the present situation and the perspectives of European company law in a successful and very informative way. * Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. *
Vanessa Edward's book ... surveys the present situation and the perspectives of European company law in a successful and very informative way. Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. the book offers a successful introduction into European company law. Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. the book lives up to the standards set by the author and the editor. Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. This book has many admirable features. The author clearly has an impressive knowledge and understanding of a large subject but she wears her learning lightly. As a result, the book is both a gold mine of useful information and a pleasure to read. The tone is confident, clear and authoritative. Ample footnotes evidence extensive reading in UK and foreign sources ... This is a stimulating and useful book and it deserves a wide audience. Eilis Ferran, Cambridge Law Journal 1999 Reading her account makes one wonder what the extent is of the damage done by the UK to the internal financial market. Mads Andenas, The International Journal of Banking Reg, September 1999
`Vanessa Edward's book ... surveys the present situation and the perspectives of European company law in a successful and very informative way.' Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. `the book offers a successful introduction into European company law.' Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. `the book lives up to the standards set by the author and the editor.' Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack, European Business Organisation Law Review, 1:157-163, 2000. `This book has many admirable features. The author clearly has an impressive knowledge and understanding of a large subject but she wears her learning lightly. As a result, the book is both a gold mine of useful information and a pleasure to read. The tone is confident, clear and authoritative. Ample footnotes evidence extensive reading in UK and foreign sources ... This is a stimulating and useful book and it deserves a wide audience.' Eilis Ferran, Cambridge Law Journal 1999 `Reading her account makes one wonder what the extent is of the damage done by the UK to the internal financial market.' Mads Andenas, The International Journal of Banking Reg, September 1999
Author Information
Vanessa Edwards, a qualified solicitor, is Legal Secretary in the Chambers of Advocate General Jacobs at the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
