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Malaysia: Directors beware - indemnity in a company's constitution is not foolproof
MALAYSIAN FEDERAL COURT STREAMLINES CORPORATE VEIL PIERCING PRINCIPLES WITH MODERN ENGLISH LAW APPROACH
Herbert Smith Freehills is excited to announce the launch of its new publication - Contract Disputes in Hong Kong: A Practical Guide 2019
Must reasons be given for removing a director: Hong Kong High Court takes a closer look
In Kenneth Yeung Bing Kwong v Mount Oscar Ltd [2018] HKCFI 2763, the Court of First Instance ("Court") held that a Hong Kong company is not required to …
Hong Kong SFC confirms enforcement priorities and approach following strategic review
In its recently relaunched Enforcement Reporter newsletter (see first issue), the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has confirmed that corporate …
High Court upholds shareholders' rights to requisition company EGM
The Hong Kong High Court has rejected an attempt by the board of a company to prevent an extraordinary general meeting requisitioned by disgruntled …
Hong Kong court grants leave under new Companies Ordinance to bring unfair prejudice proceedings by way of derivative action
In Yu Yuchuan & Ors v China Shanshui Investment Company Limited (HCMP) 360/2015, Hong Kong's Court of First Instance granted leave to minority …
Change of share ownership - Singapore court considers implications on joint venture agreement
The Singapore case of Sembcorp Marine Ltd v PPL Holdings Pte Ltd [2012] SGHC 118 (High Court), [2013] SGCA 43 (Court of Appeal) considered the effect of …
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