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In this lecture , there is mention of f4 cases solomon vs solomon
and adam vs cape industries.Could you give me brief description of those cases so that i could review them.
Dear Miss A – both cases illustrate the fundamental principle that a company is separate and distinct from those who control its affairs ( the directors ) and those who are beneficially interested in the success or failure of the company ( the members / shareholders )
If you need more, may I suggest you use Google? Or watch the first videoed lecture on this site concerning company law
ok..i remember that its main context was that company is a separate entity from its owner.Anything belonging to solomon’s company didn’t belong to solomon,even though he was its owner.
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