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Amy, Bob and Cathy are shareholders in a company. Amy has 20 ordinary shares, Bob has 20 cumulative non-participating preference shares and Cathy has 20 participating non-cumulative preference shares. The company did not declare dividend for the last two years even though it made profit....

As the Nygh text makes clear, the Australian choice of law rules for personal injuries on ships is far from settled. However, the focus of this Inquiry is the choice of forum/choice of law clause cited above - the Clause.    The conflict of laws perspective includes...

Read the following three approaches to disestablishment legislatures and courts can adopt. 1. act in the interests of the nonbiological father seeking to be relieved of parental responsibility for a child he did not procreate by allowing disestablishment without consideration of the best interests of the...

Currently in Louisiana nursing homes are pushing back against the proposal of regarding changes of the state regulations as it pertains to emergency evacuations such as hurricanes. The problem facing nursing homes in Louisiana is where residents are sent to unused buildings, shelters, and school...

Acquisition, or consolidation. Do you think that the restructuring will have any antitrust implications? 2. HIT contracts have been the subject of concern due to standard, vendor-written terms that favor the HIT vendor. To understand and recognize these issues, locate online examples of contracts that...

Considering recent defamation proceedings in Australia brought by public figures against media organisations and journalists, is a 'public figure' defence needed in Australia (as in the United States), or is the new 'public interest journalism' defence likely to prove effective? Why should criticism of public...