The European company – all over Europe: a state-by-state account of the introduction of the European company

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Creators or Attribution (Responsibility): Krzysztof Oplustil, Christoph Teichmann
Language: English
Jurisdiction(s): Germany
Publication Information: Berlin : De Gruyter Recht, [2004] ©2004
Publication Type (Medium): Electronic books
Material: Document, Internet resource
Type: Internet Resource, Computer File
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Print version: European company – all over Europe: a state-by-state account of the introduction of the European company. Berlin: De Gruyter Recht, 2004 xviii, 409 pages: illustrations ; 24 cm. (DLC) 2004049342

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Useful for students learning an area of law, The European company – all over Europe: a state-by-state account of the introduction of the European company is also useful for lawyers seeking to apply the law to issues arising in practice.

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Bibliographic information

Responsable Person: edited by Krzysztof Oplustil, Christoph Teichmann.
Publication Date: 2004
Country/State: Germany
Number of Editions: 13 editions
First edition Date: 2004
Last edition Date: 2004
Languages: English, German
Library of Congress Code: KJE2451
Dewey Code: 346.4066
ISBN: 9783110912098 3110912090
OCLC: 861526216

Main Contents

Table of Content
List of contributors
Austria
I. Introduction
II. Basic considerations
III. Organisational structure of the SE
IV. Some details on the formation and transfer of the SE
V. Final remarks
Belgium
I. Introduction
II. Formation of the European Company
III. Management Systems
IV. Transfer of seat
V. Involvement of employees
VI. Conclusion
Czech Republic
I. Introduction
II. The formation of the SE in the Czech Republic
III. Transfer of the seat of the SE from the Czech Republic IV. Corporate governance of the SEV. Employee involvement in the SE
Denmark
I. Introduction
II. Formation of an SE in Denmark
III. Transfer of the registered office of an SE
IV. Management system of a Danish SE
V. Involvement of employees in a Danish SE
France
I. Introduction
II. French company law and the SE
III. Formation of an SE
IV. Management System
V. General meeting
VI. Transfer of seat
VII. Involvement of employees
VIII. Fiscal issues IX. Conclusion: Will the SE significantly change the national philosophies of the company law?Germany
I. Introduction
II. Formation of an SE
III. Structure of the SE
IV. Transfer of registered office
V. Involvement of employees
Greece
I. Introduction
II. Formation of a European Company
III. Management system of the European Company ' the organs of the SE
IV. Transfer of seat / registered office
V. Involvement of employees
VI. Other issues
Hungary
I. Introduction
II. Formation of an SE III. Protection of minority shareholders and creditorsIV. Management and supervision
V. Employees' co-determination
VI. Conclusion
Ireland
I. Introduction
II. Formation of a European Company
III. Management system of the European Company
IV. Transfer of seat / registered office
V. Involvement of employees
Italy
I. Introduction: Applicable law
II. The formation of an SE
III. Management systems of the European Company
IV. Transfer of the registered office
V. Involvement of employees in the SE
The Netherlands I. GeneralII. Formation
III. Board Structure
IV. Transfer of seat
V. Involvement of employees
VI. Conclusion
Poland
I. The Societas Europaea in relation to other limited companies in the Polish legal system
II. General provisions
III. Formation of an SE
IV. Structure of the SE
V. Implementation of the Directive on the involvement of employees
Portugal
I. Introduction
II. General information on Portuguese company law
III. The organs of the sociedades anA??nimas

Summary Note

National legislators have the opportunity as well as the challenge to shape, in some respect, a national model of the SE which would be attractive for investors and would influence their decision as to where the company be located. '''

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