Issue 71 (October 2009) of Register, the Companies House magazine, has been published: see here (pdf). It includes a short article titled "Companies and the Law" in which Professor Brenda Hannigan writes on the rectification and construction of the articles of association as well as the changes introduced by the Companies Act (2006) with regard to the memorandum and articles.
Issue 71 (October 2009) of Register, the Companies House magazine, has been published: see here (pdf). It includes a short article titled "Companies and the Law" in which Professor Brenda Hannigan writes on the rectification and construction of the articles of association as well as the changes introduced by the Companies Act (2006) with regard to the memorandum and articles.
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