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A critical analysis of Swaziland's Companies Bill of 2004
'Company Law provides the legal basis for one of the most important institutions organizing and galvanizing the economy, corporate business entities'. Professor Kahn Freund wrote; 'Business organization is in a constant state of flux, and the law cannot hope to keep abreast of developments if it...
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Centre for Law and Society
2024
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| Summary: | 'Company Law provides the legal basis for one of the most important institutions organizing and galvanizing the economy, corporate business entities'. Professor Kahn Freund wrote; 'Business organization is in a constant state of flux, and the law cannot hope to keep abreast of developments if it ascribes to its own provisions the quality of immutability' '... Company law is in need of constant revision and can never reach a stage of 'finality' It is as a result imperative that the company laws of a country undergo reform consistent with its changing economic, social and technological trends and is in line with international standards. |
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