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The new derivative action under the Companies Act - Guidelines for judicial discretion (Paperback)
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The new derivative action under the Companies Act - Guidelines for judicial discretion (Paperback)
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The proper protection of minority shareholders is a cornerstone of
any well-developed corporate law system. Pivotal to the minority
shareholder's armoury is the derivative action. Section 165 of the
South African Companies Act 71 of 2008 introduces the new statutory
derivative action, and entrusts the court with a key function as
the gatekeeper to the derivative action. The courts have an
important filtering function and may disallow applications for
derivative actions that are frivolous, vexatious or without merit.
The vital judicial discretion to grant or refuse leave to an
applicant to bring a derivative action is the crux of the new
statutory derivative action. The court is required to exercise its
discretion with reference to three important but vague guiding
criteria for the grant of leave to institute a derivative action.
Thus the courts have been entrusted by the legislature to flesh out
the details, the contours, and the practical application of these
guiding criteria. This crucially endows the courts with a dominant
and decisive role in shaping the effectiveness of this much-needed
new remedy. The New Derivative Action under the Companies Act is
primarily aimed at developing guidelines for the exercise of the
judicial discretion in the field of the new statutory derivative
action. It takes into account valuable principles gleaned from
other comparable jurisdictions such as Canada, Australia, New
Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. The
book also discusses the overlap between the derivative action and
the oppression remedy.
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