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Australian Corporate Law Research

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Introduction

Corporations law is a branch of commercial law that looks at legally incorporated businesses. The legal structure of of Australian corporations law is determined by the Corporations Act 2001 and administered by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

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These sources explain the current law and includes links to primary materials and is a good starting point for your research. These resources are only available to University of Melbourne staff and students.

Australian Corporation Law Legislation

Australian Corporation Law Principles & Practice

Australian Corporation Practice

Ford’s Principles of Corporations Law (Print held in the University of Melbourne Law Library collection)

Company Receivers and Administrators

McPhersons Law of Company Liquidation

Australian Corporate Practice Manual

Australian Corporations Act Forms

Australian Corporations Act Partner

Australian Corporations Court Rules

Australian Corporations Commentary

Australian Corporations Legislation