Contraventions

The second edition of this text incorporates the latest changes to Australian corporations law, up to and including the Corporations Act 2001 and the Financial Services Reform Act 2001. Like the 1st edition, this text is written particularly for undergraduate law students. The book introduces students to Australian corporate law in a way that is informed by theory and policy. Throughout the book the authors draw upon materials from fields such as economics, sociology and politics to provide a contextually relevant account of modern corporate law. Ample references and pointers are provided to policy debates, contemporary issues, and to further reading. The authors bring considerable experience in interdisciplinary corporate law teaching and research. The authors aim to stimulate the reader into further critical analysis of corporate law issues, and to equip them with the capacity to respond in an informed way to future changes and developments. The book also encourages the reader to independently pursue further research in areas of corporate law. Each of the 25 chapters has been revised and updated. The book deals with: Introduction - the history of corporate law, and key themes and perspectives. Corporate Structures and Regulation - including the structure of Australian corporate law; ASIC's role and powers; and the role of auditors. Corporate Obligations - including corporate capacity; contractual and criminal liability. Corporate Governance - membership and meetings; directors' duties; shareholders' rights. Corporate Finance - including share and debt capital, the Managed Investments Act 1998, and fundraising. Securities and Takeovers Corporate Rescues and Winding Up

Genre analysis has a long-established tradition in literature, but interest in the analysis of non-literary genres has been very recent. This book examines the theory of genre analysis, looks at genre analysis in action, taking texts from a wide variety of genres and discusses the use of genre analysis in language teaching and language reform.

Highlights ? A complete guide to provisions, procedure and judicial precedents on offences and contraventions under the Company Law, Securities Laws and FEMA. ? Compounding of offences and adjudication of penalties and appeals thereof. ? Directions, disgorgement and settlement of proceedings under Securities Laws and other Relief and Remedies under the Companies Act, 2013. ? Search, seizure, enquiry, inspection and investigation under the Company Law, Securities Laws and FEMA. ? Crisp account of cognizable, bailable and non-bailable offences ? Trial procedures, and quashing of criminal complaints under the Criminal Procedure Code.

The Act is in seven parts and extends to England and Wales only. Provisions relate to: the creation of an uniformed on-road traffic officer service to manage random incidents such as accidents, obstructions, debris and breakdowns, as well as programmed highway events such as the passage of abnormal loads; network management by local traffic authorities; permit schemes; street works; highways and roads; and civil enforcement of traffic contraventions.