Law 2190/1920 & 3190/1955

**Delve into the Foundation of Greek Corporate Law: Law 2190/1920 & 3190/1955** This comprehensive volume, published by Nomiki Bibliothiki, presents the cornerstone legislation governing corporations and private companies in Greece: Law 2190/1920 and Law 3190/1955. A crucial resource for legal professionals, academics, and business individuals operating within the Greek economic landscape, this book offers an invaluable insight into the legal framework shaping corporate governance and private enterprise. While originally enacted in 1920 and 1955 respectively, these laws have undergone amendments and revisions over the years to adapt to the evolving business environment. This book, published in 1999, provides a snapshot of the laws as they stood at that point in time, making it essential for understanding the historical development of Greek corporate law. Examining these laws in their historical context allows for a deeper understanding of how modern Greek corporate law has evolved. **Key Benefits for Legal Professionals and Business Leaders:** * **Detailed Examination of Company Formation and Operation:** Gain a thorough understanding of the legal requirements for establishing and managing both corporations (Socits Anonymes) governed by Law 2190/1920 and private limited liability companies (EPEs) under Law 3190/1955. * **Insight into Shareholder Rights and Responsibilities:** Explore the provisions governing shareholder rights, responsibilities, and liabilities within both corporate structures. Understand the legal framework for shareholder meetings, voting rights, and dividend distributions. * **Corporate Governance and Management Structures:** Analyze the legal requirements concerning the board of directors, management duties, and internal controls within Greek corporations. Discover the legal guidelines for managerial responsibilities and potential liabilities. * **Understanding Historical Context:** Provides a valuable reference point for understanding the evolution of Greek corporate law, offering insights into the origins of contemporary legal practices and regulations. * **Clarification of Legal Obligations:** Ensure compliance with the legal obligations related to financial reporting, auditing, and other regulatory requirements for corporations and private companies in Greece. **Why This Book is Important:** Despite the ongoing development and modernization of Greek corporate law, understanding the foundational principles laid down in Law 2190/1920 and 3190/1955 remains vital. This book serves as a key reference for: * **Legal scholars:** Researching the evolution of company law in Greece. * **Lawyers:** Advising clients on corporate matters and navigating the legal landscape. * **Business professionals:** Seeking to understand the legal framework governing their companies. * **Students:** Studying Greek commercial law and corporate governance. Published by Nomiki Bibliothiki, a trusted name in Greek legal publishing, this book offers a reliable and authoritative resource for navigating the complexities of Greek corporate law. This comprehensive guide helps you understand the legal framework, whether you are a seasoned legal professional or a student entering the field. Though printed in 1999, the historical context presented here makes this book an essential addition to any law library focused on Greek business and corporate law. It presents a snapshot in time of Greek company law, and offers valuable lessons on how that landscape continues to evolve.