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Delaware Corporation Law and Practice
Author:
A. Gilchrist Sparks, III
(Author)
An invaluable reference not only for attorneys in Delaware, but also for practitioners all over the country.
Publisher: Matthew Bender Elite Products
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Delaware Corporation Law and Practice is an invaluable reference not only for attorneys in Delaware, but also for practitioners all over the country. Three national authorities provide in-depth, section-by-section analysis of the General Corporation Law of Delaware, dentifying trends and clarifying case law interpreting the statute.
Frequently cited by federal, Delaware and other state courts, Delaware Corporation Law and Practice provides practical insight and expert guidance on virtually every type of corporate transaction. Turn to this indispensable resource whenever you need authoritative answers on:
• How corporations are formed, including the organization meeting and responsibilities pre-incorporation
• Filing the certificate of incorporation, and its mandatory and optional provisions
• The adoption, amendment and repeal of bylaws
• Stock issuance, purchase and redemption
• Tender offers
• Dividend declaration, payment and distribution
• Stockholder meetings
• Emergency provisions
• The powers, duties and rights of shareholders, officers, directors, agents and employees
• And much more
Delaware Corporation Law and Practice saves you time and effort by organizing this wealth of information by topic in two quick-access volumes - complete with statutory appendices, sample forms and a table of cases.
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