The Company Secretary
Christopher Doyle(Author)
Round Hall Ltd (Publisher)
2nd Edition
Published on 1. December 2002
Book
Hardback
978-1-85800-290-3 (ISBN)
Description
This fully revised and updated second edition takes into account case law and legislative changes in particular the 1994 One-Member Company Regulations and the 2001 Act. It is a guide to the duties, both statutory and non-statutory, of a company secretary.
Contents: Formation of the company; The officers of the company; Meetings; Registers; Documents; Share capital; Shares transfer and transmission; Security for borrowing; Accounts, auditors and the annual returns; Distribution of profits; Mergers, takeovers, reconstruction and examinership; Winding-up. The appendix includes useful forms.
Christopher Doyle is a barrister. He works as a legal advisor in the Office of the Attorney General.
Contents: Formation of the company; The officers of the company; Meetings; Registers; Documents; Share capital; Shares transfer and transmission; Security for borrowing; Accounts, auditors and the annual returns; Distribution of profits; Mergers, takeovers, reconstruction and examinership; Winding-up. The appendix includes useful forms.
Christopher Doyle is a barrister. He works as a legal advisor in the Office of the Attorney General.
Reviews / Votes
This is an excellent company law book written with the company secretary in mind and it will be of considerable assistance to such officers in carrying out their duties. Benjamin J. Power, Irish Law Times - of previous edition.More details
Edition
2nd edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Dublin
Ireland
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
ISBN-13
978-1-85800-290-3 (9781858002903)
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Previous edition
Christopher Doyle
The Company Secretary
Book
06/1994
Round Hall Ltd
€92.33
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Content
Formation of the company. The officers of the company. Meetings. Registers. Documents. Share capital. Shares transfer and transmission. Security for borrowing. Accounts. Auditors and the annual returns. Distribution of profits. Mergers. Takeovers. Reconstruction and examinership. Winding-up.