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Demystification of corporate independence theory in comparative law
The article examines the evolution of the common law theory of corporate personality and its accompanying benefits. By reference to empirical analysis, the paper explores the exceptions that have been made to the corporate independence theory by the legislature and the common law courts in comparati...
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