Gambotto V Wcp Ltd: Its Implications for Corporate Regulation
CENTRE FOR CORPORATE LAW AND SECURITIES REGULATION, 1996
123 Pages Posted: 20 Oct 2006
Abstract
Edited by Ian Ramsay, this book is a collection of essays that examines the judgment of the High Court of Australia in Gambotto v WCP Ltd. This judgment is one of the court's most important corporate law decisions and relates to: the rights of minority shareholders squeeze-outs of minority shareholders capital reconstructions disclosure obligations to shareholders amendment of the company constitution, and takeovers
The chapters of the book are:
Part I - Introduction
1. Key Aspects of the Decision of the High Court in Gambotto v WCP Ltd - Ian M Ramsay
Part II - Practical Implications of Gambotto
2. Compulsory Share Acquisitions: Practical and Policy Considerations - Damien Grave 3. Disclosure Obligations in Corporate Squeezeouts - Paul Redmond 4. The Implications of Gambotto for Non-Takeover Aspects of Compulsory Acquisitions: A Comment - Quentin Digby 5. The Implications of Gambotto for Takeovers: A Comment - Ian Renard 6. The Implications of Gambotto for Minority Shareholders - Elizabeth Boros
Part III - Theoretical Implications of Gambotto
7. Proprietary Norms in Corporate Law: An Essay on Reading Gambotto in the United States - Deborah DeMott 8. An Economic Analysis of Gambotto - Michael J Whincop 9. When Should Compulsory Acquisition of Shares be Permitted and, if so, What Ought the Rules be? - Saul Fridman
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