Andrew Charman is a barrister at St Philips Chambers. Previously he was a corporate solicitor at Freshfields before being called to the Bar in 1994. He possesses substantial experience in commercial and Chancery. He is recommended in Chambers UK as "heavyweight" who "can cut through the murky facts and provide clearly though-out solutions".Johan du Toit SC is an Associate Tenant at St Philips Chambers and a member of the Johannesburg Bar. He has acommercial litigation practice focusing on major high value shareholder actions and financial markets law. He has acted as a Judge in the High Court of South Africa.

• Chapter 1 Companies’ Separate Legal PersonalityChapter 2 Directors and their DutiesChapter 3 Shareholders’ RelationshipsChapter 4 The Liability of Directors and Advisers of the Company Directly to ShareholdersChapter 5 Who is in Control? The Rule in Foss v HarbottleChapter 6 Derivative ClaimsChapter 7 Personal ClaimsChapter 8 Reflective LossChapter 9 Unfair Prejudice: Section 994Chapter 10 Setting Right Unfair Prejudice: Section 996 remediesChapter 11 Just and Equitable Winding Up as RemedyChapter 12 Inter-relationship of RemediesChapter 13 ProcedureChapter 14 Availability of Interim Relief and Summary Judgment on Unfair Prejudice PetitionsChapter 15 Taxation IssuesChapter 16 Shareholder Claims in AustraliaChapter 17 Canada – ComparisonsChapter 18 An Overview of South African Law

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Andrew Charman is a barrister at St Philips Chambers. Previously he was a corporate solicitor at Freshfields before being called to the Bar in 1994. He possesses substantial experience in commercial and Chancery. He is recommended in Chambers UK as "heavyweight" who "can cut through the murky facts and provide clearly though-out solutions".Johan du Toit SC is an Associate Tenant at St Philips Chambers and a member of the Johannesburg Bar. He has acommercial litigation practice focusing on major high value shareholder actions and financial markets law. He has acted as a Judge in the High Court of South Africa.

• Chapter 1 Companies’ Separate Legal PersonalityChapter 2 Directors and their DutiesChapter 3 Shareholders’ RelationshipsChapter 4 The Liability of Directors and Advisers of the Company Directly to ShareholdersChapter 5 Who is in Control? The Rule in Foss v HarbottleChapter 6 Derivative ClaimsChapter 7 Personal ClaimsChapter 8 Reflective LossChapter 9 Unfair Prejudice: Section 994Chapter 10 Setting Right Unfair Prejudice: Section 996 remediesChapter 11 Just and Equitable Winding Up as RemedyChapter 12 Inter-relationship of RemediesChapter 13 ProcedureChapter 14 Availability of Interim Relief and Summary Judgment on Unfair Prejudice PetitionsChapter 15 Taxation IssuesChapter 16 Shareholder Claims in AustraliaChapter 17 Canada – ComparisonsChapter 18 An Overview of South African Law

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Andrew Charman is a barrister at St Philips Chambers. Previously he was a corporate solicitor at Freshfields before being called to the Bar in 1994. He possesses substantial experience in commercial and Chancery. He is recommended in Chambers UK as "heavyweight" who "can cut through the murky facts and provide clearly though-out solutions".Johan du Toit SC is an Associate Tenant at St Philips Chambers and a member of the Johannesburg Bar. He has acommercial litigation practice focusing on major high value shareholder actions and financial markets law. He has acted as a Judge in the High Court of South Africa.

• Chapter 1 Companies’ Separate Legal PersonalityChapter 2 Directors and their DutiesChapter 3 Shareholders’ RelationshipsChapter 4 The Liability of Directors and Advisers of the Company Directly to ShareholdersChapter 5 Who is in Control? The Rule in Foss v HarbottleChapter 6 Derivative ClaimsChapter 7 Personal ClaimsChapter 8 Reflective LossChapter 9 Unfair Prejudice: Section 994Chapter 10 Setting Right Unfair Prejudice: Section 996 remediesChapter 11 Just and Equitable Winding Up as RemedyChapter 12 Inter-relationship of RemediesChapter 13 ProcedureChapter 14 Availability of Interim Relief and Summary Judgment on Unfair Prejudice PetitionsChapter 15 Taxation IssuesChapter 16 Shareholder Claims in AustraliaChapter 17 Canada – ComparisonsChapter 18 An Overview of South African Law

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