Principles of Company Law (70107) complete exam notes for UTS. These notes cover the entire course. Specially formatted with exam in mind.

  • Class Year
  • 2018
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Principles of Company Law (70107) complete exam notes for UTS. These notes cover the entire course. Specially formatted with exam in mind. I have also included problem questions with answers. All the topics and important sections are covered in these notes. Some of them are:

  • Corporate regulation and regulators
  • Civil penalty provisions
  • Overview of business structures
  • Associations
  • Bradley Egg Farm Ltd v Clifford [1943] 2 All ER 378
  • Cameron v Hogan (1934) 51 CLR 358
  • Carlton Cricket and Football Social Club v Joseph [1970] VR 487
  • Smith v Yarnold [1969] 2 NSWR 410
  • Distinguish between tort and negligence and breach of contract
  • Start with contract, end with tort
  • Problem questions
    • Who could the pub enforce the indemnity against?
    • What actions (if any) could ASIC take in this situation? Discussion questions
  • Partnerships
  • Partnership liability
  • Partnership property
  • Limited partnerships
  • Partnership Act 1898 (NSW) ss 1, 2, Pt 2 Div 1, Div 2
  • Key cases
    • Badeley v Consolidated Bank (1888) 38 Ch D 238
    • Birtchnell v Equity Trustee, Executors and Agency Co Ltd (1929) 42 CLR 384
    • Canny Gabriel Castle Jackson Advertising Pty Ltd v Volume Sales (Finance) Pty Ltd
    • Cox v Hickman (1860) 8 HL Cas 268
    • Dean v Macdowell (1878) 8 Ch D 345
    • Dubai Aluminium Co Ltd v Salaam [2002] UKHL 48
    • Polkinghorne v Holland (1934) 51 CLR 143
    • Sze Tu v Lowe [2014] NSWCA 462
  • S1 – definition of partnership
  • S2 – Rules for identification (s 2)
  • S5 – power of partner to bind a firm à every partner is an agent of the firm.
  • S6 – Acts relating to the business of a firm’
  • S9 – Joint liability for debts and obligations ‘of the firm’ while the partner is a partner
  • S12 – Liability joint and several
  • S10 – Liability for wrongs or omissions ‘in the ordinary course of the business of the firm
  • S14 – person liable for holding out to 3rd party
  • S28 – Duty of partners to render accounts
  • S29 – liability to account for misuse
  • Commercial trusts
  • Corporate trustees
  • Problem questions
    • List in what different legal capacities Max and Mary have
    • Who is liable for the debts incurred to Avco and SupplyCo?
    • Could either Avco or SupplyCo take exercise a right of subrogation against the trust property or beneficiaries?
  • Corporations v companies
  • Foreign companies
  • Types of companies
  • Corporations Act 2001
  • How can you become a company?
  • Problem questions
    • an application for reinstatement is made to the Court by:
    • the Court is satisfied that it is just that the company’s registration be reinstated.
  • Setting up a company
  • Internal capital structure
  • Overview of corporate officers
  • Overview of corporate insolvency
  • Winding up companies
  • Effect of insolvency on the company and its officers
  • An overview of insolvent trading liability
  • Corporate legal personality Salomon’s case and its application Corporate groups
  • Veil piercing
  • Principles of corporate liability
  • Individual v corporate liability (introduction)
  • Individual v corporate liability (continued)
  • Corporate criminal liability
  • Corporate authority
  • Corporate contracting
  • Delegation of authority
  • Internal governance
  • The corporate constitution
  • Replaceable rules
  • Shareholder agreements
  • ‘Outsider Rights’
  • Company meetings
  • Corporate decision making organs
  • Corporate fundraising
  • Equity fundraising
  • Debt fundraising
  • Directors and officers
  • Appointment, resignation and removal
  • Disqualification
  • To whom are directors’ duties owed?
  • Directors’ duties: good faith and proper purpose
  • Shareholder ratification: Definition
  • Directors’ duties: duties within a corporate group
  • Directors’ duties: conflicts of interest
  • Statutory regulation of conflicts
  • Related party transactions
  • Directors duties: the duty of care and diligence
  • Members’ remedies 1
  • Members’ remedies 2

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