Document Type
Book Review
Publication Date
2009
Source Publication
Canadian Business Law Journal 47:1, 2009
Abstract
Professor Chris Nicholls is a distinctive voice in the Canadian corporate legal academy. A prolific scholar of corporate and securities law developments, he is one of a few Canadian corporate legal academics to have a wealth of legal practice experience to draw upon, and to understand from detailed first-hand experience of both realms how they differ in the questions that are asked and the way answers are formulated. These diverse experiences make him eminently qualified to prepare a text on Canadian corporate law for use not only by law students, but also legal practitioners wishing to understand the latest developments in doctrine and scholarly analysis. A further strength of this book is that the doctrinal analysis in it is deeply embedded in both legal and business history, making it of interest to well-established scholars in the field as well.
Repository Citation
Condon, Mary, "Book Review: Christopher Nicholls' Corporate Law (EMP, 2006)" (2009). Articles & Book Chapters. 2782.
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