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GAZETTE
JUNE1986
2-day Course on
COMPANY LAW UPDATE
TO BE HELD IN DUBLIN on the 29th & 30th October, 1986
Company law remains a crucial part of modern commercial law. The reform and consolidation of the law has introduced many features
designed to protect Investors, Employees and others. The Director needs to be fully aware of these, and of his own position under the
current law. This programme examines the law in a way which explains its effect in non-technical terms and considers the relevance of
company law changes to today's commercial environment.
Day 1
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
Day 2
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
COVERAGE
Prospectuses - false information - negligence - who is liable - share issue - directors' shares.
Legislative and public control of companies - Inspection - powers of officials - regulation of company accounts.
Minorities - power of minority shareholders - protection of minority rights.
Questions and Discussion
Employment Law and the company - protections - responsibilities to employees - employee shareholding.
Choice of company style - kinds of company - rights and liabilities under each - recent changes - economic considerations.
Winding-up - ceasing to trade - amalgamation and reconstruction of companies - directors' continuing liability.
Questions and Discussion
TIMING OF COURSE: First Day 10.00 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. - Second day 9.30 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.
SPEAKER
KENNETH COUNTER, Esq., BA, LL.M, MPhil, FBIM, Barrister, is an experienced contracts negotiator as well as an experienced
lecturer. He has visited many countries and conducted seminars in Manitoba (where he was Visiting Professor) and Amsterdam, and is
particularly experienced in training and discussion seminars with groups of professionals experienced in industry and commerce. He has
been a regular contributor to the Journal of Business Law, is the author of the book 'Framework and Functions of English Law' and has a
consultancy in private international law and international trade.
VENUE
JURYS HOTEL, BALLSBRIDGE, DUBLIN 4.
FEE AND REGISTRATION
The Fee for this course is £230.00 (sterling) which includes attendance at all sessions, morning coffee, lunch with wine, tea and notes.
Kindly return the attached form of application as soon as possible when ticket(s) of admission will be forwarded.
Bookings other than post:
Tel: Ashford (0233) 22101
Telex: 27578 LONFACG
COMPANY LAW UPDATE
2 DAY COURSE IN DUBLIN ON 29th & 30th OCTOBER, 1986
Name of Company, Firm or other Organisation
Address
Bookings by post to:
School of Business Er Industrial Management,
Caxton House, Wellesley Road, Ashford, KentTN24 8ET England.
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Please reserve places for the following delegate(s)
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Our cheque to the value of £
being payment at the rate of £230.00 (sterling) per delegate is enclosed and made
payable to the SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT.
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