Corporate Law Theory in Modern Commerce: Commonwealth Caribbean Perspectives

This book is about the emergence of what can be classified as Caribbean Corporate Law, it highlights legislative and case law developments during the 21st Century.

It commences with an appreciation of the numerous theories that exist. These theories impact and influence Company Law in the Commonwealth Caribbean. It discusses the challenge of pre-incorporation contracts, the friction between Criminal Law and Corporate Law, the problem of corporate groups, corporate insolvency and the application of stakeholder theory.