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French to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Law (general) / Company Law | |||||
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3 +3 | (statutory) obligation to publish accounts |
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4 +1 | disclosure of accounts |
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(statutory) obligation to publish accounts Explanation: Origins of Shareholder Advocacy - Page 50 - Google Books Result https://books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=0230116663 J. Koppell - 2011 - Social Science Third, the directors enriched themselves to the detriment of shareholders while trying to get the obligation to publish accounts waived (Shareholder Rights 2009, 39, 400–41, 45). The complaints amounted to a bill for the woeful impotence of shareholders: this had brought the latent conflict of interest between bondholders ... Perestroika and the Rule of Law: Soviet and Anglo-American Perspectives https://books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=185043316X William Elliott Butler - 1991 - Political Science not even any obligation to publish accounts. The Labour party does in fact publish its accounts, but the Conservatives do not. They are highly secretive about the source of their funds. In the 1987 election campaign there was talk of a secret "river" that was channelling funds to the Conservatives. There have been a number ... Ten things every director needs to know – Part 8 - Jordan Publishing https://www.jordanpublishing.co.uk/.../ten-things-every-dire... 5 Aug 2014 - The point was made in an earlier article in this series that the obligation to publish accounts is part of the price a company pays for the privilege of allowing its shareholders to limit their liability for its debts. A prospective creditor who knows that his only claim in respect of unpaid debts in the event of the ... |
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