Category: Business law

  • Corporation

    Definition of Corporation A succession or collection of persons having in the estimation of law an existence and rights and duties distinct from those of the individual persons who from time to time form it. It has perpetual succession, a name and a common seal. A corporation sole consists […]

  • Birkmyr v. Darnell

    Definition of Birkmyr V. Darnell ((1704), 1 Salkeld, 27). The defendant promised the plaintiff that in consideration of the plaintiff lending a horse to one, English, he, the defendant, would undertake that English would re-deliver the horse. It was held this was a guarantee within the […]

  • List of Investment Law e-Journals

    List of Investment Law e-Journals in Europe 401(k) advisor 1080-2142 Accounting and business research 0001-4788 Accounting forum 0155-9982 The American Bankruptcy Institute law review 1068-0861 The American bankruptcy law journal   0027-9048 Asper review of international business […]

  • List of Insurance Law e-Journals

    List of Insurance Law e-Journals in Europe List of Journal titles with ISSN Accountancy age 0001-4672 The American Bankruptcy Institute law review 1068-0861 The American bankruptcy law journal   0027-9048 Asper review of international business and trade law 1496-9572 Australian banker   […]

  • List of Banking Law e-Journals

    List of Banking Law e-Journals in Europe See the Journal title and the ISSN: Annual report / Payments System Board, Reserve Bank of Australia 1442-939X Bankers Research 0408-4683 Banking & finance law review 0832-8722 Berkeley business law journal 1548-7067 Journal of banking regulation  […]

  • List of International Business Law Selected Cases, by Subject

    List of International Business Law Selected Court Decisions, by Topic in Europe Legal Status of Eastern Greenland: Treaties and Conventions (Sources of International Law) The Asylum Case: Custom (Sources of International Law)   D.THE SCOPE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN ACTUAL PRACTICE […]

  • European Company Statute

    The European Company Statute (SE) gives companies operating in more than one Member State the option of being established as a single company under Community law and so able to operate throughout the European Union with one set of rules and a unified management and reporting system rather […]