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Law feautures

The document outlines various types of registered companies and their legal features, emphasizing the rights and responsibilities of leaseholders, community interest companies, and companies limited by guarantee.

Law feautures

Law features

The essential elements of corporate law

Sources of corporate law
Special and partial corporate forms
Investor ownership
the right to receive the firm’s net earnings.
The right to control the firm
Delegated management with a board structure
The board

Has multiple members

Elected by shareholders

One or two tiers

Transferable shares
Maximizes

Ability of shareholders

Liquidity of shareholdings

Connected with

Liquidation protection

Limited liability
To creditors
In contract
Owner shielding
Legal personality
Liquidation protetion
Separate patrimony

Types of business entities

Small business corporation
Special closed corporations

Avoiding the "double taxation"

Legal entity

Double taxation

On stockholder dividends

On profits

Limited partnership
Limited the personal liability

According to the amount invested

Limited liability company
Members can't liable for

debts

Combine characteristics

Partnership

Corporation

Sole propiertorship
It's not a legal entity
Business run by one person
General partnerships
Each partner assumes

Losses

Profits

Agreement between 2 or more persons

Types of registered companies

Right to manage companies
Applies leaseholders of flats
To empower leaseholders
Cheritable incorporated organizations
For register

As a charity

Limited by guarantee

Community interest companies
The asset lock provissions

Used it solely for

Transferred to another organizations

Community benefit

Limited liability partnerships
Requires

Annual reporting

A partnership agreement

Unlimited companies
Members

Directors

Shareholders

The risk of insolvence is low
It's registered at companies house
Companies limited by guarantee
Protects the assets of

Membership organizations

Non-profit organizations

Doesn't distribute assets
Property management companies
Divides a property into units
Involves the managing of property
Public limited companies
Allows to sell shares to investors
PLC at the end of its name
Private compaies
Number of shareholder is unlimited
Ltd at the end of its name