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The role of the chairman |
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Discussion on the business and legal principles around the role of a chairman |
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Commercial |
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31 August 2012 |
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Lis Boyce, Partner & Andrew Saxton, Partner |
The role of the chairman
There is little case law on the role of the chairman, but plenty of folk law and convention. A recent paper prepared by DibbsBarker partners, Lis Boyce and Andrew Saxton, looks at some of the business and legal principles around the role.
To read the full paper, please click below.
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The Role of the Chairman
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Author: Lis Boyce, Partner & Andrew Saxton, Partner
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