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This fourth edition is an essential guide for corporate litigators, practitioners, academics, company secretaries, regulators and all readers seeking a clear and principled understanding of corporate powers, duties and accountability in modern company law.

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This fourth edition is an essential guide for corporate litigators, practitioners, academics, company secretaries, regulators and all readers seeking a clear and principled understanding of corporate powers, duties and accountability in modern company law.

This book offers a clause-by-clause commentary on the PSSCOC 8th Edition, incorporating amendments up to June 2024. It analyzes the purpose, commercial rationale, and legal interpretation of the contract provisions, covering recent court decisions, legislative developments, new option modules, public-sector accountability requirements, collaborative contracting, and the potential impact of AI on construction contract practice. It is a key reference for construction and legal professionals.

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This text has a comprehensive coverage of the major changes introduced by the new Companies Act 2016, including the following: no par value share system; one-person companies; unlimited capacity; optional constitution; optional objects clause; general abolition of the ‘constructive notice’ doctrine; new provisions on share buy-backs and reduction of capital; the re-vamping of insolvency laws; and the corporate rescue mechanism. Also considered are the new Malaysian Code on Take-overs and Mergers 2016 and the derivatives regime.

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