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mandatory rules in corporate law: a standalone construct

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Corporate law

the set of corporate law rules parties cannot contract around, and the reasons offered for keeping them alongside enabling defaults.

In corporate law, mandatory rules in corporate law refers to the set of corporate law rules parties cannot contract around, and the reasons offered for keeping them alongside enabling defaults. This meaning comes from Gordon (1989) in Columbia Law Review.[1]

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  1. Gordon, J. N. (1989). The Mandatory Structure of Corporate Law. Columbia Law Review, 89(7), 1549. https://doi.org/10.2307/1122812

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