Company law or Commercial law is the field of
law concerning the creation and regulation of
Company and other business organizations. A Company
is a legal entity that is legally treated, in
certain instances, as a person; the corporation
can own property, execute contracts, sue, and
be sued. Company law also includes the law governing
the relationships among various constituents of
a corporation such as shareholders, directors
and management.
Company law also sometimes includes securities
laws, which govern the conditions under which
corporations can issue shares and is aimed at
preventing fraudulent offering schemes.
Company law is generally considered to be distinct
from the fields of law that are principally concerned
with the relationship between a corporation and
a third party, such as commercial law, antitrust
law, and environmental law.
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