Company law (sometimes called "Company Law" or "Business Associations" in AU law schools) covers the legal structure of companies: incorporation and separate legal personality (Salomon v Salomon, Macaura v Northern Assurance), piercing the corporate veil (fraud, agency, statutory), directors' duties (common law + Corporations Act 2001 ss 180-184), shareholder remedies (statutory derivative actions ss 236-237, oppression s 232, just-and-equitable winding up s 461), members' meetings (AGMs, special resolutions, notices), share capital (issue, reduction, buy-backs, capital maintenance), and winding up (voluntary, court-ordered, insolvent trading).
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