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Incomplete company law reform : the treasury shares question in South Africa
One of the paradoxes in company law is the phenomenon of treasury shares. Their complex nature coupled with the risks attached to their use has rendered them problematic and unnecessary in modern company law. Refuting arguments stated against the use of treasury shares, this paper aims to build a ca...
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Department of Commercial Law
2015
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