Houldsworth : an obsolete piece in the legislative puzzle

Marina Nehme; Margaret Hyland

Houldsworth : an obsolete piece in the legislative puzzle

Marina Nehme
, Margaret Hyland

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Abstract

Regulators need to consider the regulatory regime as well as common law rules - clarify or complicate an intricate legislative system - analysis of Houldsworth rule - damages for fraudulent misrepresentation against company in the process of liquidation - right to rescission of share subscription contract - limited liability companies - legal entities - powers of a body corporate - Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee - discussion paper 'Shareholder claims against insolvent companies : implications of the Sons of Gwalia decision'.

Original language	English
Number of pages	28
Journal	University of Western Sydney law review
Publication status	Published - 2008

Keywords

corporation law
corporate regulators
liability
Houldsworth rule
Australia

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