Xian Gongsi Hetong Guize de Fa yu Jingji Xue Fenxi

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Qu, Charles
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2009
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Due to the lack of purpose-built provisions in pre-incorporation contract under China's Company Law, the judicial practice in this area of law in that country has been in a state of flux for a long time. The best way of ending this unsatisfactory state of affairs is to enact a pre-registration transaction regime. The purpose of this article is to reveal the most efficient rules on pre-incorporation transaction through an economic analysis of default rules. The conclusion that this research has reached is that the optimal rule on pre-incorporation mcontracts under China's current company system is the "personal (i.e., the ...
View more >Due to the lack of purpose-built provisions in pre-incorporation contract under China's Company Law, the judicial practice in this area of law in that country has been in a state of flux for a long time. The best way of ending this unsatisfactory state of affairs is to enact a pre-registration transaction regime. The purpose of this article is to reveal the most efficient rules on pre-incorporation transaction through an economic analysis of default rules. The conclusion that this research has reached is that the optimal rule on pre-incorporation mcontracts under China's current company system is the "personal (i.e., the promoter's) liability rule
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View more >Due to the lack of purpose-built provisions in pre-incorporation contract under China's Company Law, the judicial practice in this area of law in that country has been in a state of flux for a long time. The best way of ending this unsatisfactory state of affairs is to enact a pre-registration transaction regime. The purpose of this article is to reveal the most efficient rules on pre-incorporation transaction through an economic analysis of default rules. The conclusion that this research has reached is that the optimal rule on pre-incorporation mcontracts under China's current company system is the "personal (i.e., the promoter's) liability rule
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Journal Title
Falu yu Shehui Kexue
Volume
5
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Subject
Corporations and Associations Law