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| adam_text | COMPARATIVE CORPORATE LAW UNITED STATES, EUROPEAN UNION, CHINA AND JAPAN
CASES AND MATERIALS LARRY CATAE BACKER CAROLINA ACADEMIC PRESS DURHAM,
NORTH CAROLINA CONTENTS TABLE OF CASES XXIII TABLE OF AUTHORITIES XXVII
PREFACE XXXV ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XLIII CHAPTER 1. AN INTRODUCTION TO
COMPARATIVE CORPORATE LAW 3 A. WHY MAKE COMPARISONS? 4 1. INDIGENOUS
COMPARATIVE LAW IN THE UNITED STATES 4 BERREMAN V. WEST PUBLISHING CO. 5
HUNT V. DATA MANAGEMENT RESOURCES, INC. 14 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 16 B.
FRAMING THE STUDY OF COMPARATIVE CORPORATE LAW 16 LAWRENCE A.
CUNNINGHAM, COMPARATIVE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ANDPEDAGOGY 17 COLIN J.
BENNETT, REGULATING PRIVACY: DATA PROTECTION AND PUBLIC POLICY IN EUROPE
AND THE UNITED STATES 19 LUCIAN ARYE BEBCHUK AND MARK J. ROE, A THEORY
OFPATH DEPENDENCE IN CORPORATE OWNERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE 21 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 25 ALEXANDER MEREZHKO, PROBLEMS OFSTYLISTICS IN UKRAINIAN
LEGISLATION ON THE EXAMPLE OFTHE DRAFT OFTHE LAW ON SECURING
PERFORMANCE OF OBLIGATIONS WITH MOVEABLE PROPERTY 29 MICHAEL MUSSA,
FACTORS DRIVING GLOBAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION 3 2 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
45 C. DOES COMPARATIVE CORPORATE LAW HAVE A MISSION? 46 ALEX Y. SEITA,
GLOBALIZATION AND THE CONVERGENCE OFVALUES 47 ELLIOTT J. HAHN, JAPANESE
BUSINESS LAW AND THE LEGAL SYSTEM 56 ANTHONY OGUS, COMPETITION BETWEEN
NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEMS: A CONTRIBUTION OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS TO
COMPARATIVE LAW 57 COMMENTS AND PROBLEM 60 CHAPTER 2. BASIC REGULATORY
REGIMES: AN INTRODUCTION 63 A. THE UNITED STATES 64 B. NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION IN EUROPE 66 1. FRANCE: LATIN CIVIL LAW APPROACH 66 ALEXIS
MAITLAND HUDSON, FRANCE: PRACTICAL COMMERCIAL LAW 66 2. GERMANY:
GERMANIC CIVIL LAW APPROACH 69 HOWARD D. FISHER, GERMAN LEGAL SYSTEM AND
LEGAL LANGUAGE: A GENERAL SURVEY TOGETHER WITH NOTES AND A GERMAN
VOCABULARY 69 VIII CONTENTS NIGEL FOSTER, GERMAN LEGAL SYSTEM AND LAWS
72 C. THE EUROPEAN UNION 74 1. BRIEF HISTORY OF FORMATION OF THE
EUROPEAN UNION 75 D. LASOK AND J.W. BRIDGE, LAW AND INSTITUTIONS OFTHE
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 75 AUDREY WINTER, ET AL., EUROPE WITHOUT FRONTIERS:
A LAWYER S GUIDE 77 THE WHITE PAPER 78 PAOLO MENGOZZI, EUROPEAN
COMMUNITY LAW: FROM THE TREATY OF ROME TO THE TREATY OF AMSTERDAM 80
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 84 PAUL CRAIG AND GRAEINNE DE BUERCA, EU LAW: TEXT,
CASES AND MATERIALS 86 2. THE LEGAL STRUCTURE OF THE EU 87 A. EUROPEAN
COUNCIL 87 B. EC COUNCIL, OR COUNCIL OF MINISTERS 87 C. THE EUROPEAN
COMMISSION (EC COMMISSION) 89 D. EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ( EP ) 90 E. THE
COURT OF AUDITORS 91 F. EC COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS 91 G. THE EC
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE 91 H. COURT OF JUSTICE OFTHE EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES ( ECJ ) 92 TRANSOCEAN MARINE PAINT ASSOCIATION V. EC
COMMISSION 94 MANNESMANNROHREN-WERKE AG AND ANOTHER V. EC COUNCIL 105
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 108 3. LAWMAKING WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION 110 4.
FORMSOFLAW 113 A. TREATY PROVISIONS 114 COSTA V. ENTE NAZIONALE PER
L ENERGIA ELETTRICA (ENEL) 114 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 122 B. REGULATIONS
(EC TREATY, ARTS. 249, 253-256) (EX ARTS. 189-192) 122 C. DIRECTIVES (EC
TREATY, ARTS. 249, 253-256) (EX ARTS. 189-192) 123 EC COMMISSION V.
IRELAND 124 EC COMMISSION V. KINGDOM OF BELGIUM 125 D. A NOTE ON DIRECT
EFFECT OF DIRECTIVES 128 BECKER V. FINANZAMT MUNSTER-INNENSTADT 129 D.
JAPAN AND CHINA 131 1. JAPAN 132 YOSIYUKI NODA, INTRODUCTION TO JAPANESE
LAW 133 JOHN OWEN HALEY, AUTHORITY WITHOUT POWER: LAW AND THE JAPANESE
PARADOX 13 6 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 147 2. CHINA 147 THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA (1978) 148 PERRY KELLER, SOURCES OF ORDER
IN CHINESE LAW 156 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 163 ANNA M. HAN, CHINA S
COMPANY LAW: PRACTICING CAPITALISM IN A TRANSITIONAL ECONOMY 164
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 172 CHAPTER 3. THE REGULATION OF CORPORATIONS 175
CONTENTS IX A. THE AMERICAN REGULATORY CONTEXT: A REGIME OF STATE LAW
176 1. THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE CORPORATE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE 176 WILLIAM
A. KLEIN & JOHN C. COFFEE, JR., BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND FINANCE: LEGAL
AND ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES 177 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 184 2. A NOTE ON THE
PRIMACY OF DELAWARE CORPORATE LAW 184 ROBERTA ROMANO, THE STATE
COMPETITION DEBATE IN CORPORATE LAW 185 B. ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN
REGULATORY CONTEXT: LAWS OF THE MEMBER STATES 189 1. DEVELOPMENT AND
NATIONAL SOURCES OF COMPANY LAW 189 S. N. FROMMEL & J.H. THOMPSON,
INTRODUCTION, COMPANY LAW IN EUROPE 189 RICHARD M. BUXBAUM & KLAUS J.
HOPT, LEGAL HARMONIZATION AND THE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE: CORPORATE AND
CAPITAL MARKET LAW HARMONIZATION POLICY IN EUROPE AND THE U.S.A. 191
CLIVE M. SCHMITTHOFF, SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN EUROPEAN COMPANY LAW 199
2. FRANCE 201 CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH MESNOOH, LAW AND BUSINESS IN FRANCE: A
GUIDE TO FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND CORPORATE LAW 201 JOHN BELL, ET AL.,
PRINCIPLES OF FRENCH LAW 206 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 209 3. GERMANY 210
THOMAS J. ANDRE, JR., SOME REFLECTIONS ON GERMAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: A
GLIMPSE AT GERMAN SUPERVISORY BOARDS 210 HENRY P. DEVRIES & FRIEDRICH K.
JUENGER, LIMITED LIABILITY CONTRACT: THE GMBH 212 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
218 4. ENGLAND 218 JOHN H. FARRAR & BRENDA M. HANNIGAN, FARRAFS COMPANY
LAW 219 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 222 C. THE ASIAN APPROACH: JAPAN AND
CHINA 223 1. JAPAN 223 YOSHIRO MIWA, SYMPOSIUM: CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY: DANGEROUS AND HARMFUL, THOUGH MAYBE NOT IRRELEVANT 223
MASAO FUKUSHIMA, THE SIGNIFICANCE OFTHE ENFORCEMENT OFTHE COMPANY LAW
CHAPTERS OFTHE OLD COMMERCIAL CODE IN 1893 225 K. TAKAYANGI, A CENTURY
OF INNOVATION: THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE LAW 1868-1961 227 THOMAS J.
BLACKMORE AND MAKOTO YAZAWA, JAPANESE COMMERCIAL CODE REVISIONS
CONCERNING CORPORATIONS 22 8 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 232 CHRISTOPHER H.
HANNA, INITIAL THOUGHTS ON CLASSIFYING THE MAJOR JAPANESE BUSINESS
ENTITIES UNDER THE CHECK-THE-BOX REGULATIONS 233 CHRISTOPHER LEE HEFTEL,
SURVEY, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN JAPAN: THE POSITION OF SHAREHOLDERS IN
PUBLICLY HELD CORPORATIONS 237 1. DIRECTORS 237 2. AUDITORS 239 3.
ACCOUNTING AUDITORS 240 4. SHAREHOLDERS 240 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 241 X
CONTENTS 2. CHINA 242 WILLIAM H. SIMON, THE LEGAL STRUCTURE OFTHE
CHINESE SOCIALIST MARKET ENTERPRISE 242 HOWARD GENSLER, COMPANY
FORMATION AND SECURITIES LISTING IN THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 250
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 268 D. CONVERGENCE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
SYSTEMS? 268 MICHAEL BRADLEY, ET AL., THE PURPOSES AND ACCOUNTABILITY
OFTHE CORPORATION IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AT A
CROSSROADS 268 TEEMU RUSKOLA, CONCEPTUALIZING CORPORATIONS AND KINSHIP:
COMPARATIVE LAW AND DEVELOPMENT THEORY IN A CHINESE PERSPECTIVE 274
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 281 E. THE ATTRIBUTES OF CORPORATE ORGANIZATION
281 THOMAS RAISER, THE THEORY OF ENTERPRISE LAW IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC
OF GERMANY 282 MORRISSEY V. COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE 284
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 291 CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS, § 301.7701-1
THROUGH -4 292 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 300 JOHN BELL, ET AL., PRINCIPLES
OF FRENCH LAW 302 CHRISTOPHER H. HANNA, INITIAL THOUGHTS ON CLASSIFYING
THE MAJOR JAPANESE BUSINESS ENTITIES UNDER THE CHECK-THE-BOX REGULATIONS
302 KINGSLEY T.W. ONG & COLIN R. BAXTER, A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE
FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS OF CHINESE AND ENGLISH COMPANY LAW 303 F. ON ACTORS
IN THE CORPORATE ENTERPRISE 303 TAKEO HOSHI, JAPANESE CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE AS A SYSTEM 305 JONATHON R. MACEY, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
AND CORPORATE MONITORING: A DEMAND-SIDE PERSPECTIVE IN A COMPARATIVE
VIEW 309 MARK J. ROE, GERMAN CODETERMINATION AND GERMAN SECURITIES
MARKETS 310 TAKEO HOSHI, JAPANESE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS A SYSTEM 315
YOSHIRO MIWA, THE ECONOMICS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN JAPAN 317
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 318 CHAPTER 4. LEGAL PERSONALITY AND CORPORATE
REGULATION 323 A. EXTERNAL REGULATION: THE CONSTITUTIONAL OR FUNDAMENTAL
RIGHTS OF CORPORATIONS 324 1. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES
325 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON ET AL. V. BELLOTTI 325 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 354 GEORGE ELLARD, NOTE: CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OFTHE CORPORATE
PERSON 357 2. THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF LEGAL PERSONS IN EUROPE 363
HOECHST AG V. EC COMMISSION 365 NIEMIETZ V. GERMANY (SEARCH OF LAW
OFFICES) 370 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 376 GUENTHER TEUBNER, ENTERPRISE
CORPORATISM: NEW INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND THE ESSENCE OF THE LEGAL PERSON
377 B. INTERNAL REGULATION: LEGAL PERSONALITY AND CORPORATE LAW 380 1.
CORPORATE PERSONALITY AND THE U.S. COURTS 380 CONTENTS XI LAWSON V.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 381 STAAR SURGICAL CO. V. WAGGONER 384 COMMENTS
AND QUESTIONS 387 2. CORPORATE PERSONALITY AND THE COURTS OF THE MEMBER
STATES OF THE EU 387 SUTTON S HOSPITAL CASE 388 THE IRISH PERMANENT
BUILDING SOCIETY ET AL. V. SEAMUS CAULDWELL, ET AL. 388 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 398 EILIS FERRAN, COMPANY LAW AND CORPORATE FINANCE 398 HENRY
P. DEVRIES & FRIEDRICH K. JUENGER, LIMITED LIABILITY CONTRACT: THE GMBH
401 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 401 3. APPROACH OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF
JUSTICE 402 REGINA V. HM TREASURY AND COMMISSIONERS OF INLAND REVENUE EX
PARTE DAILY MAIL AND GENERAL TRUST PLC 402 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 403 4.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE APPROACHES TO CORPORATE PERSONALITY AND CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE 403 A. JAPAN 403 KATSUHITO IWAI, PERSONS, THINGS AND
CORPORATIONS: THE CORPORATE PERSONALITY CONTROVERSY AND COMPARATIVE
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 403 B. CHINA 418 KINGSLEY T.W. ONG & COLIN R.
BAXTER, A COMPARATIVE STUDY OFTHE FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS OF CHINESE AND
ENGLISH COMPANY LAW 419 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 422 CHAPTER 5. SYSTEMS
FOR DIVISION OF REGULATORY AUTHORITY IN MULTI-STATE SYSTEMS: THE
INCORPORATION AND SIEGE SOCIAL DOCTRINES 425 A. THE FOUNDATION OR
INCORPORATION DOCTRINE IN THE UNITED STATES 426 RESTATEMENT (SECOND) OF
CONFLICT OF LAWS 427 1. LEGISLATIVE INROADS ON THE FOUNDATION OF
INCORPORATION DOCTRINE 430 MCKINNEYS CONSOLIDATED LAWS OF NEW YORK;
ANNOTATED BUSINESS CORPORATION LAW 431 WEST S ANNOTATED CALIFORNIA CODES
431 COMMENTS 433 ARDEN-MAYFAIR, INC., ET AL. V. LOUART CORP., ET AL. 434
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 438 WILSON V. LOUISIANA-PACIFIC RESOURCES, INC.
439 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 448 HAVLICEK V. COAST-TO-COAST ANALYTICAL
SERVICES, INC. 449 NOTE ON THE CALIFORNIA APPROACH 455 MCDERMOTT, INC.
V. LEWIS 456 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 466 B. SYSTEMS FOR THE REGULATION OF
CORPORATE INTERNAL AFFAIRS WITHIN THE EU 467 RICHARD D. ENGLISH, COMPANY
LAW IN THE EUROPEAN SINGLE MARKET 467 1. THE SEAT THEORY 468 RICHARD
ENGLISH, COMPANY LAW IN THE EUROPEAN SINGLE MARKET 46 8 RE EXPATRIATION
OF A GERMAN COMPANY 469 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 472 2. ATTACKS ON THE
SUPREMACY OF THE SEAT THEORY IN THE EU 472 XII CONTENTS TREATY
ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY 473 REGINA V. HM TREASURY
AND COMMISSIONERS OF INLAND REVENUE EX PARTE DAILY MAIL AND GENERAL
TRUST PLC 473 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 482 CENTROS LTD. V. ERHVERVS-OG
SELSKABSSTYRELSEN 483 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 506 C. BRANCHES AND
AGENCIES 51 SOMAFER SA V. SAAR-FERNGAS AG 511 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
524 DOING BUSINESS IN FRANCE 525 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 526 DHM SEGERS
V. BESTUUR VAN DE BEDRIJFSVERENIGING VOOR BANK-EN VERZEKERINGSWEZEN,
GROOTHANDEL EN VRIJE BEROEPEN 527 ELEVENTH COUNCIL DIREKTIVE 89/666/EEC
536 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 542 CHAPTER 6. THE FEDERALIZATION AND
HARMONIZATION OF CORPORATE LAW 543 TERENCE L. BLACKBURN, THE UNIFICATION
OF CORPORATE LAWS: THE UNITED STATES, THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AND THE
RACE TO LAXITY 543 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 548 A. THE CONTEXT OF
FEDERALIZATION IN THE UNITED STATES 548 WILLIAM L. CARY, FEDERALISM AND
CORPORATE LAW, REFLECTIONS UPON DELAWARE 549 1. FEDERAL SOURCES 549
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES 550 ROBERT B. THOMPSON, PREEMPTION AND
FEDERALISM IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: PROTECTING SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS TO
VOTE, SEIL AND SUE 550 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 557 2. THE FEDERALIZATION
OF U.S. CORPORATE LAW 557 LOUIS K. LIGGETT CO. ET AL. V. LEE,
COMPTROLLER OF STATE OF FLORIDA, ET AL. 558 WILLIAM L. CARY, FEDERALISM
AND CORPORATE LAW, REFLECTIONS UPON DELAWARE 570 MARY E. KOSTEL, NOTE: A
PUBLIC CHOICE PERSPECTIVE ON THE DEBATE OVER FEDERAL VERSUS STATE
CORPORATE LAW 571 DANIEL R. FISCHEL, THE RACE TO THE BOTTOM REVISITED:
REFLECTIONS ON RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN DELAWARES CORPORATION LAW 576
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS: IS FEDERALIZING CORPORATE LAW THE ANSWER? 579 B.
THE CONTEXT OF FEDERALIZATION WITHIN EUROPE 580 1. AT THE CONSTITUTIONAL
LEVEL: TREATIES 581 FOSTER V. NEILSON 581 TREATY ESTABLISHING THE
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY 582 JOSEF DREXL, WAS SIR FRANCIS DRAKE A
DUTCHMAN? * BRITISH SUPREMACY OFPARLIAMENT AFTER FACTORTAME 584 RICHARD
M. BUXBAUM & KLAUS J. HOPT, LEGAL HARMONIZATION AND THE BUSINESS
ENTERPRISE: CORPORATE AND CAPITAL MARKET LAW HARMONIZATION POLICY IN
EUROPE AND THE U.S.A. 585 2. REGULATIONS (EC TREATY, ARTS. 249-256, EX
ARTS. 189-192) 586 CONTENTS XIUE THE EEIG 587 THE SAGA OF THE EUROPEAN
COMPANY 587 EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES COMMISSION, STATUTE FOR A EUROPEAN
COMPANY (PREFACE) 588 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 591 TERENCE L. BLACKBURN,
THE SOCIETAS EUROPEANA: THE EVOLVING EUROPEAN CORPORATION STATUTE 591
VANESSA EDWARDS, EC COMPANY LAW 603 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 607 3.
DIRECTIVES (EC TREATY, ARTS. 249-256, FORMERLY ARTS. 189-192) 610
PHONOGRAM LTD. V. BRIAN LANE 611 4. EU COMPANY LAW HARMONIZATION 616 THE
WHITE PAPER, COMPLETING THE INTERNAL MARKET 616 RICHARD M. BUXBAUM &
KLAUS J. HOPT, LEGAL HARMONIZATION AND THE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE:
CORPORATE AND CAPITAL MARKET LAW HARMONIZATION POLICY IN EUROPE AND THE
U.S.A. 619 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 620 ANGEL ROJO, THE TYPOLOGY OF
COMPANIES 622 VANESSA EDWARDS, EC COMPANY LAW 624 LARRY CATAE BACKER,
FORGING FEDERAL SYSTEMS WITHIN A MATRIX OF CONTAINED CONFLICT: THE
EXAMPLE OFTHE EUROPEAN UNION 627 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 628 5. THE
PROCESS OF CONVERGENCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION 628 MARIA GREEN COWLES, THE
CHANGING ARCHITECTURE OF BIG BUSINESS 629 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 630 A
NOTE ON THE EU S COMPANY LAW DIRECTIVES 630 A. FIRST DIRECTIVE 635 EC
COMMISSION V. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY 636 VERBAND DEUTSCHER
DAIHATSU-HAENDLER EV AND DAIHATSU DEUTSCHLAND GMBH 645 B. FOURTH
DIRECTIVE 650 EC COMMISSION V. ITALIAN REPUBLIC 650 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 653 C. AN ALTERNATIVE TO EUROPEAN FEDERALIZATION: THE
CONVENTION ON THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF LEGAL PERSONS 655 1. A FAILED
CONVENTION: CONVENTION ON THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF COMPANIES 656
BERTHOLD GOLDMAN, THE CONVENTION BETWEEN THE MEMBER STATES OF THE
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY ON THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF COMPANIES AND
LEGAL PERSONS 656 RICHARD D. ENGLISH, COMPANY LAW IN THE EUROPEAN SINGLE
MARKET 657 2. OTHER CONVENTIONS 658 TROPICAL SHIPPING COMPANY V. DAMMERS
& VAN DER HEIDE S 658 TROPICAL SHIPPING COMPANY V. DAMMERS & VAN DER
HEIDE S (II) 660 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 663 CHAPTER 7. PRE-INCORPORATION
TRANSACTIONS: DEFECTIVE INCORPORATION AND ULTRA VIRES TRANSACTIONS 665
A. INTRODUCTION: A NOTE ON CORPORATE FORMATION 665 CONTENTS 1. CORPORATE
FORMATION IN THE UNITED STATES 665 2. CORPORATE FORMATION WITHIN THE
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 666 3. CORPORATE FORMATION IN JAPAN 668 ALAN W.N.
KITCHIN & JOHN MCCLENAHAN, DOING BUSINESS IN ASIA: FOCUS ON JAPAN,
INDIA, AND VIETNAM 668 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 670 4. CORPORATE FORMATION
IN CHINA 670 ROBERT C. ART AND MINKANG GU, CHINA INCORPORATED: THE FIRST
CORPORATION LAW OF THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 671 B. LIABILITY FOR
PRE-INCORPORATION AND DEFECTIVE INCORPORATION TRANSACTIONS IN THE UNITED
STATES 673 1. LIABILITY FOR PRE-INCORPORATION TRANSACTIONS IN THE UNITED
STATES 673 GOODMAN V. DARDEN, DOMAN & STAFFORD ASSOCIATES 674 JACOBSON
V. STERN, JR. 679 2. THE COMMON LAW EFFECTS OF DEFECTIVE INCORPORATION
IN THE UNITED STATES 682 ALBION C. CRANSON, JR. V. INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS MACHINES 683 3. APPROACH UNDER THE REVISED MODEL BUSINESS
CORPORATION ACT 686 REVISED MODEL BUSINESS CORP. ACT §2.04 & COMMENTARY
686 TIMBERLINE EQUIPMENT COMPANY V. DAVENPORT, JR., ET AL. 688 MICCICHE
V. BILLINGS 693 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 698 A NOTE ON HYBRID APPROACHES
699 HARRY RIEH CORP. V. FEINBERG 699 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 704 C.
LIABILITY FOR PRE-INCORPORATION TRANSACTIONS AND DEFECTIVE INCORPORATION
IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND JAPAN 705 1. LIABILITY FOR PRE-INCORPORATION
TRANSACTIONS IN THE EU 705 NIGEL FOSTER, GERMAN LEGAL SYSTEM AND LAWS
706 UBBINK ISOLATIE BV V. DAK-EN WANDTECHNIEK BV 707 JOSE MANUEL OTERO
LASTRES, COMPANY LAW 715 PHONOGRAM LTD. V. LANE 717 OSHKOSH B GOSH, INC.
V. DAN MARBEL, INC. LIMITED 717 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 721 2. LIABILITY
FOR PRE-INCORPORATION TRANSACTIONS IN JAPAN 722 BRUCE W. MACLENNAN,
ESTABLISHING A STOCK CORPORATION IN JAPAN AFTER THE 1990 REVISION OFTHE
COMMERCIAL CODE 722 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 723 3. THE EFFECTS OF
DEFECTIVE INCORPORATION IN THE EU AND JAPAN 724 FRANK WOOLDRIDGE,
COMPANY LAW IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: ITS
HARMONIZATION AND UNIFICATION 724 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 726 D.
LIABILITY FOR PRE-INCORPORATION TRANSACTIONS AND DEFECTIVE INCORPORATION
IN CHINA 727 HOWARD GENSLER, COMPANY FORMATION AND SECURITIES LISTING IN
THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 727 ROBERT C. ART AND MINKANG GU, CHINA
INCORPORATED: THE FIRST CORPORATION LAW OFTHE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
727 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 727 CONTENTS XV E. ULTRA VIRES DOCTRINES 728
1. THE CONSEQUENCES OF ULTRA VIRES ACTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES 728
THEODORA HOLDING CORP. V. HENDERSON 729 MICHELSON V. DUNCAN 734 COMMENTS
AND QUESTIONS 743 2. THE CONSEQUENCES OF ULTRA VIRES ACTIONS IN THE EU
745 FRANK WOOLDRIDGE, COMPANY LAW IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE EUROPEAN
COMMUNITY: ITS HARMONIZATION AND UNIFICATION 745 68/151 /EEC: FIRST
COUNCIL DIRECTIVE OF 9 MARCH 1968 748 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 748 TCB
LTD. V. VWA GRAY 749 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 759 ROILED STEEL, LTD. V.
BRITISH STEEL CORP. 760 ANGLO-OVERSEAS AGENCIES V. GREEN 777 COMMENTS
AND QUESTIONS 780 3. ULTRA VIRES IN JAPAN 781 AKIO TAKEUCHI, HOW SHOULD
WEABOLISH THE ULTRA VIRES DOCTRINE IN CORPORATE LAW? 781 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 788 4. ULTRA VIRES IN CHINA 789 JOHN GILLESPIE, PRIVATE
COMMERCIAL RIGHTS IN VIETNAM: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS 790 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 791 CHAPTER 8. ON CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS 793 A. CAPITAL
REQUIREMENTS IN THE U.S. 794 1. THE TRADITIONAL APPROACH: DELAWARE 795
FOLK ON THE DELAWARE GENERAL CORPORATION LAW: A COMMENTARY AND ANALYSIS
795 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 796 A. VALUING ASSETS 797 MORRIS V. STANDARD
GAS & ELECTRIC CO. 797 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 805 B. IMPAIRING CAPITAL
805 KLANG V. SMITHS FOOD & DRUG CENTERS, INC. 806 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
811 C. DISTRIBUTION OF DIVIDENDS, CALCULATIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND
LIABILITY 814 FOLK ON THE DELAWARE GENERAL CORPORATION LAW: A COMMENTARY
AND ANALYSIS 815 PENINGTON V. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL 815 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 821 SINCLAIR OIL CORP. V. LEVIEN 821 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
823 D. NIMBLE DIVIDENDS 823 WEINBERG V. BALTIMORE BRICK CO. 823 E.
REVALUING AND MANIPULATING SURPLUS 832 U.S. V. ARCHER-DANIELS-MIDLAND
COMPANY 832 F. PROTECTION FOR CREDITORS; DIRECTOR LIABILITY 835 IN RE
KETTLE FRIED CHICKEN OF AMERICA, INC. 835 XVI CONTENTS JOHNSTON, ET AL.
V. WOLFE, ET AL. 842 2. THE MODERN APPROACHES 846 A. CALIFORNIA 846
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 848 CREDIT MANAGERS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA V. FEDERAL CO. 849 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 861 B. REVISED
MODEL BUSINESS CORPORATION ACT 862 REVISED MODEL BUSINESS CORP. ACT
§6.21, 6.40 & COMMENTARY 862 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 872 IN RE C-T OF
VIRGINIA, INC. 873 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 880 B. CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS IN
EUROPE 881 1. NATIONAL LAW RULES 881 JOSE MANUEL OTERO LASTRES, COMPANY
LAW 882 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS: VALUING ASSETS 883 ENNO W. ERCKLENTZ,
JR., 2 MODERN GERMAN CORPORATE LAW 883 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 890
BAIRSTOW AND OTHERS V. QUEENS MOAT HOUSES PLC 892 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
908 2. CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS AND EU HARMONIZATION 910 SECOND COUNCUE
DIRECTIVE 77/91/EEC OF 13 DECEMBER 1976 910 SOLRED SA AND ADMINISTRACIOEN
GENERAL DEL ESTADO 914 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 919 FRANK WOOLDRIDGE,
COMPANY LAW IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: ITS
HARMONIZATION AND UNIFICATION 920 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 925 EC
COMMISSION V. IRELAND 926 KARELLA AND KARELLAS V. ORGANISMOS
ANASYGKROTISEOS EPICHEIRISEON AE 928 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 938
ANASTASIA SAMARA-KRISPIS & ERNST STEINDORFF, JOINED CASES C-19/90 AND
20/90 938 DIONISIOS DIAMANTIS AND ELLINIKO DIMOSIO (GREEK STATE),
ORGANISMOS IKONOMIKIS ANASINKROTISIS EPIKHIRISEON AE (OAE) 941 COMMENT
AND QUESTIONS 948 RE STATE EQUITY HOLDING: EC COMMISSION V. BELGIUM 949
COMMENTS AND QUESTION 957 IN RE SCANDINAVIAN BANK GROUP PLC 958 C.
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS OF JAPANESE COMPANIES 967 DAN FENNO HENDERSON,
SECURITY MARKETS IN THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN: DISTINCTIVE ASPECTS
MOLDED BY CULTURAL, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL DIFFERENCES 967 D.
CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS OF CHINESE COMPANIES 973 NICHOLAS C. HOWSON,
CHINA S COMPANY LAW: ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK? A MODEST
COMPLAINT 973 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 977 CHAPTER 9. LIMITATIONS ON
LIMITED LIABILITY 981 A. THE AMERICAN APPROACH 981 1. IN GENERAL 982
CONTENTS XVUE LAYA V. ERIN HOMES, INC. 982 SANDRA K. MILLER, PIERCING THE
CORPORATE VEIL AMONG AFFILIATED COMPANIES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AND
IN THE U.S.: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OFU.S., GERMAN, AND U.K. VEIL
PIERCING APPROACHES 990 PHILLIP I. BLUMBERG, THE LAW OF CORPORATE
GROUPS: TORT, CONTRACT, AND OTHER COMMON LAW PROBLEMS IN THE SUBSTANTIVE
LAW OFPARENT AND SUBSIDIARY CORPORATIONS 995 2. CONTRACTUAL ACTIONS
AGAINST THE CORPORATION 997 MORRIS GRAY V. EDGEWATER LANDING, INC. 997
CO-EX PLASTICS, INC. V. ALAPAK, INC. 1000 3. TORT ACTIONS AGAINST THE
CORPORATION 1003 MINTON V. CAVENEY 1003 PHILLIP I. BLUMBERG, THE LAW OF
CORPORATE GROUPS: TORT, CONTRACT, AND OTHER COMMON LAW PROBLEMS IN THE
SUBSTANTIVE LAW OF PARENT AND SUBSIDIARY CORPORATIONS 1006 GREER V. ST.
JOSEPHS INDIAN SCHOOL 1007 JACKSON V. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 1011 4.
LIABILITY FOR OBLIGATIONS OF RELATED CORPORATIONS 1014 SANDRA K. MILLER,
PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL AMONG AFFILIATED COMPANIES IN THE EUROPEAN
COMMUNITY AND IN THE U.S.: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OFU.S., GERMAN, AND
U.K. VEIL PIERCING APPROACHES 1014 PHILLIP I. BLUMBERG, THE LAW OF
CORPORATE GROUPS: TORT, CONTRACT, AND OTHER COMMON LAW PROBLEMS IN THE
SUBSTANTIVE LAW OFPARENT AND SUBSIDIARY CORPORATIONS 1015 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 1017 LAS PALMAS ASSOCIATES, ET AL. V. LAS PALMAS CENTER
ASSOCIATES 1017 CM. CORP. V. OBERER DEV. CO. 1029 B. THE EUROPEAN
APPROACH 1034 1. EUROPEAN COMMON LAW APPROACHES 1034 COMPANY LAW:
LIFTING THE VEIL, ESTATES GAZETTE 1034 TAYLOR V. SMYTH, ET AL. 1038
MONARCH AIRLINES ENGINEERING LTD. V. INTERCON (CATTLE-MEATS) LTD. 1041
2. COMMON LAW LIABILITY FOR OBLIGATIONS OF RELATED CORPORATIONS OUTSIDE
THE U.S. 1046 THE STATE V. THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF DUBLIN
1047 RE A COMPANY LTD; SIB LTD. V. VWAGH 1050 NATIONAL DOCK LABOUR BOARD
V. PINN & WHEELER LTD. AND OTHERS 1054 PINN AND WHEELER & OTHERS V.
NATIONAL DOCK LABOUR BOARD 1058 NEIL HAWKE & JOHN MARSTON, FACADES AND
CORPORATE VEILS 1060 3. EUROPEAN CIVIL LAW APPROACHES 1064 A. VEIL
PIERCING 1064 E. J. COHN AND C. SIMITIS, LIFTING THE VEIL IN THE
COMPANY LAW OF THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT 1064 JUAN M. DOBSON, LIFTING THE
VEIL IN FOUR COUNTRIES: THE LAW OF ARGENTINA, ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE
UNITED STATES 1069 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1076 B. VEIL PIERCING AMONG
RELATED COMPANIES 1077 XVIII CONTENTS JOSE ENGRACIA ANTUNES, THE
LIABILITY OF POLYCORPORATE ENTERPRISES 1077 KARL HOFSTETTER, PARENT
RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUBSIDIARY CORPORATIONS: EVALUATING EUROPEAN TRENDS
1087 SANDRA K. MILLER, PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL AMONG AFFILIATED
COMPANIES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AND IN THE U.S.: A COMPARATIVE
ANALYSIS OFU.S., GERMAN, AND U.K. VEIL PIERCING APPROACHES 1090 4.
APPLICATION OF MEMBER STATE LIMITED LIABILITY RULES TO EU MATTERS 1097
DRAFT PROPOSAL FOR A NINTH DIRECTIVE PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 54(3)(G) OF THE
EEC TREATY RELATING TO LINKS BETWEEN UNDERTAKINGS AND IN PARTICULAR TO
GROUPS 1098 BRIAN HARRIS, SOCIAL CHARTER : THE LEGAL BASIS 1099 ROLLS
ROYCE PLC V. DOUGHTY 1100 ISTITUTO CHEMIOTERAPICO ITALIANO SPA AND
COMMERCIAL SOLVENTS CORPORATION V. EC COMMISSION 1107 C. JAPAN AND
LIMITED LIABILITY 1114 J. MARK RAMSEYER AND MINORU NAKAZATO, JAPANESE
LAW: AN ECONOMIC APPROACH 1114 D. CHINA AND THE POROUS COMPANY 1116
TINGMEI FU, LEGAL PERSON IN CHINA 1116 ROBERT C. ART AND MINKANG GU,
CHINA INCORPORATED: THE FIRST CORPORATION LAW OF THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC
OF CHINA 1121 CHUAN ROGER PENG, LIMITED LIABILITY IN CHINA: A PARTIAL
READING OF CHINA S COMPANY LAW OF 1994 1122 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1126
CHAPTER 10. REGULATING THE CONDUCT OF MANAGERS 1129 A. APPROACHES TO THE
REGULATION OF THE CONDUCT OF MANAGERS 1129 1. THE COMMON LAW APPROACH
1129 A. THE UNITED STATES 1130 RESTATEMENT (SECOND) CONFLICT OF LAWS
1130 MELVIN A. EISENBERG, CORPORATE LAW AND SOCIAL NORMS 1130 COMMENTS
AND PROBLEM 1139 B. OTHER COMMON LAW APPROACHES 1140 BRISTOL AND WEST
BUILDING SOCIETY V. MOTHEW 1140 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1143 2. THE CIVIL
LAW APPROACH 1143 A. FRANCE AND GERMANY 1143 DAVID J. BERGER, EXPORTING
THE TWIN TOWERS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TRANSNATIONAL BUSINESS JUDGMENT
RULE 114 3 THOMAS J. ANDRE, JR., CULTURAL HEGEMONY: THE EXPORTATION OF
ANGLO-SAXON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IDEOLOGIES TO GERMANY 1145 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 1149 B.JAPAN 1150 THOMAS J. BLACKMORE AND MAKOTO YAZAWA,
JAPANESE COMMERCIAL CODE REVISIONS CONCERNING CORPORATIONS 1150 COMMENT
AND QUESTION 1152 HIROSHI ODA, JAPANESE LAW 1152 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
1153 CONTENTS XIX 3. SOCIALIST APPROACHES U54 KINGSLEY T.W. ONG AND
COLIN R. BAXTER, A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS OF
CHINESE AND ENGLISH COMPANY LAW 1154 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1156 B. DUTY
OF CARE 1256 1. THE COMMON LAW APPROACH 1156 A. THE UNITED STATES 1156
SMITH V. VAN GORKOM 1157 B. THE BUSINESS JUDGEMENT RULE IN THE UNITED
STATES 1183 GREGORY V. VARALLO & DANIEL A. DREISBACH, FUNDAMENTALS OF
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: A GUIDE FOR DIRECTORS AND CORPORATE COUNSEL 1183
C. CRITIQUES OFTHE DUTY OF CARE AND THE BUSINESS JUDGMENT RULE IN THE
UNITED STATES 1189 R. FRANKLIN BALOTTI, CHARLES M. ELSON, J. TRAVIS
LASTER, EQUITY OWNERSHIP AND THE DUTY OFCARE: CONVERGENCE, REVOLUTION,
OR EVOLUTION? 1189 FRANKLIN A. GEVURTZ, THE BUSINESS JUDGMENT RULE:
MEANINGLESS VERBIAGE OR MISGUIDED NOTION? 11 99 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
1204 D. AMERICAN STATUTORY EXCULPATION PROVISIONS 1204 DEL. CODE ANN.
TIT 8, § 102(B)(7) 1204 MICHAEL BRADLEY & CINDY A. SCHIPANI, THE
RELEVANCE OFTHE DUTY OFCARE STANDARD IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 1205
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1209 E. OTHER COMMON LAW APPROACHES 1213 IN RE
EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. 1213 COMMENTS AND QUESTION 1216 2.
CIVIL LAW APPROACHES 1218 A. THE APPROACH IN GERMANY 1218 ENNO W.
ERCKLENTZ, JR., 1 MODERN GERMAN CORPORATE LAW 1218 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 1224 B. THE EUROPEAN UNION 1224 VASSIL BRESKOVSKI, DIRECTORS
DUTY OF CARE IN EASTERN EUROPE 1225 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1226 C. A
NOTE ON EASTERN EUROPEAN SYSTEMS 1226 VASSIL BRESKOVSKI, DIRECTORS DUTY
OFCARE IN EASTERN EUROPE 1227 D. JAPAN 1228 MITSUO KONDOE, THE MANAGEMENT
LIABILITY OF DIRECTORS 1228 APPENDIX 1235 COMMENTS, QUESTIONS, AND
PROBLEM 1237 3. SOCIALIST APPROACHES 1238 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1238 C.
DUTY OF LOYALTY IN GENERAL 1239 1. COMMON LAW APPROACHES 1239 A. THE
AMERICAN APPROACH 1239 GUTH ET AL. V. LOFT, INC. 1240 NIXON V. BLACKWELL
L 248 B. OTHER COMMON LAW APPROACHES 1256 XX CONTENTS BRISTOL AND WEST
BUILDING SOCIETY V. MOTHEW 1257 2. CIVIL LAW APPROACHES 1265 JUAN M.
DOBSON, LIFTING THE VEIL IN FOUR COUNTRIES: THE LAW OF ARGENTINA,
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES 1265 3. DUTY OF LOYALTY IN JAPAN
AND CHINA 1266 A. JAPAN 1267 MARK D. WEST, THE PRICING OF SHAREHOLDER
DERIVATIVE ACTIONS IN JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES 1267 S. TODD HUCKABY,
NOTE: DEFENSIVE ACTION TO HOSTILE TAKEOVER EFFORTS IN JAPAN: THE SHUWA
DECISIONS 1272 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1282 B. CHINA 1283 ROBERT C. ART &
MINKANG GU, CHINA INCORPORATED: THE FIRST CORPORATION LAW OF THE
PEOPLE S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 1283 NICHOLAS C. HOWSON, CHINA S COMPANY LAW:
ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK? A MODEST COMPLAINT 1285 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 1287 D. DUTY OF DISDOSURE 1288 1. THE AMERICAN ARTICULATION OF
THE DUTY OF DISCLOSURE 1288 O REILLY V. TRANSWORLD HEALTHCARE, INC. 1288
2. OTHER APPROACHES TO DISCLOSURE 1301 DAN FENNO HENDERSON, SECURITY
MARKETS IN THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN: DISTINCTIVE ASPECTS MOLDED BY
CULTURAL, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL DIJFERENCES 1301 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 1302 CHAPTER 11. FIDUCIARY DUTIES OF SHAREHOLDERS 1305 A. THE
AMERICAN COMMON LAW MODELS 1305 1. A GENERALLY APPLICABLE SHAREHOLDER
DUTY? 1306 STANLEY J. WILKES V. SPRINGSIDE NURSING HOME, INC. & OTHERS
1306 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1312 NIXON V. BLACKWELL 1313 SHELL
PETROLEUM, INC. V. SMITH 1315 COMMENTS, QUESTIONS AND PROBLEM 1319 2.
SHAREHOLDER DUTY AND CONTRACTUAL BARGAINING 1321 INGLE V. GLAMORE MOTOR
SALES, INC., ET AL. 1321 B. STATUTORY APPROACHES IN THE UNITED STATES
1328 EXADAKTILOS V. CINNAMINSON REALTY CO., INC. 1328 COMMENTS AND
QUESTIONS 1335 C. OTHER COMMON LAW APPROACHES 1335 RE SAUL D. HARRISON &
SONS PLC 1336 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1340 D. THE CIVIL LAW COUNTRIES AND
SHAREHOLDER DUTY 1341 1. EUROPE 1341 HENRY P. DEVRIES AND FRIEDRICH K.
JUENGER, LIMITED LIABILITY CONTRACT: THE GMBH 1341 SANDRA K. MILLER,
MINORITY SHAREHOLDER OPPRESSION IN THE PRIVATE COMPANY IN THE EUROPEAN
COMMUNITY: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS CONTENTS XXI OFTHE GERMAN, UNITED
KINGDOM, AND FRENCH CLOSE CORPORATION PROBLEM 1343 JUAN M. DOBSON,
LIFTING THE VEIL IN FOUR COUNTRIES: THE LAW OF ARGENTINA, ENGLAND,
FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES 1349 COMMENTS AND PROBLEM 1350 CAROL L.
KLINE, PROTECTING MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS IN CLOSE CORPORATIONS: MODELING
CZECH INVESTOR PROTECTIONS ON GERMAN AND UNITED STATES LAW 1351 2. JAPAN
1357 DAN FENNO HENDERSON, SECURITY MARKETS IN THE UNITED STATES AND
JAPAN: DISTINCTIVE ASPECTS MOLDED BY CULTURAL, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND
POLITICAL DIFFERENCES 1357 S. TODD HUCKABY, NOTE: DEFENSIVE ACTION TO
HOSTILE TAKEOVER EFFORTS IN JAPAN: THE SHUWA DECISIONS 1358 E. SOCIALIST
APPROACHES 1358 MICHAEL IRL NIKKEI, NOTE: CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS IN
CORPORATE CLOTHING: QUESTIONS OFFIDUCIARY DUTY IN CHINA S COMPANY LAW
1359 A NOTE ON POST-SOCIALIST TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES, THE CASE OFRUSSIA
1369 ANDREI A. BAEV, THE TRANSFORMATION OFTHE ROLE OFTHE STATE IN
MONITORING LARGE FIRMS IN RUSSIA: FROM THE STATE S SUPERVISION TO THE
STATE S FIDUCIARY DUTIES 1369 COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS 1378 INDEX 1381
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