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Guidelines on advance defences to hostile take-overs
Take-overs A take-over involves a change of control of a company.1 This occurs when the , existing shareholders of a target (or offeree) company transfer sufficient shares to an offeror so as to give to the offeror control of the voting power attaching to the target company's share cap~tal.2 This wi...
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Centre for Law and Society
2024
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