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The company constitution as a contract with emphasis on the outsider rule
The -concept of the company ·constitution as a-contract will be examined in three parts~. The -first part is devoted to the legal nature of the constitution. It will examine the role of the two sources of its nature and sanction, namely the contractual and the statutory. It wi1l also identify the pa...
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Centre for Law and Society
2026
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