Title Freedom of establishment and private international law for corporations / Paschalis Paschalidis

Edition First edition Published Oxford : Oxford University Press, ©2012

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Description 1 online resource (xxxvi, 285 pages) Series Oxford private international law series Oxford private international law series. Contents National choice of law for corporations -- Incorporation and real seat theories in context -- Normative content of freedom of establishment -- Letter-box companies and the doctrine of abuse -- Regulatory competition for incorporations -- Scheme of insolvency proceedings in the European Union -- COMI and forum shopping -- Regulatory competition for insolvencies -- Reflections of the intersection of freedom of establishment with private international law for corporations Summary Focusing on the impact of the freedom of establishment on private international law for corporations and insolvency, this book explores the fate of the real seat theory, the doctrine of abuse, and addresses the important questions of regulatory competition and 'forum shopping' for incorporations and insolvencies in the EU Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 269-279) and index Subject Domicile of corporations -- European Union countries Freedom of movement -- European Union countries Conflict of laws -- Corporations -- European Union countries Conflict of laws -- Bankruptcy -- European Union countries Corporations, Foreign -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries Conflict of laws -- Bankruptcy Conflict of laws -- Corporations Corporations, Foreign -- Law and legislation Domicile of corporations Freedom of movement Companies. Establishment. Free movement. Company law. European private law. Private international law. European Union countries Form Electronic book ISBN 9780191811838 0191811831

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