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by Howard Strickland Abbott (Author)
"A Summary of the Law of Public Corporations" offers a detailed overview of the legal principles governing public corporations at the turn of the 20th century. Authored by Howard Strickland Abbott, this work synthesizes key aspects of corporate law as it pertains to entities operating within the public sphere. The book delves into the formation, powers, and liabilities of public corporations, providing a structured framework for understanding their legal standing.
This summary is an invaluable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of corporate law and its intersection with public administration. It provides a snapshot of the legal landscape during a period of significant industrial and economic development. Abbott's clear and concise presentation makes this book a useful reference for understanding the historical context of modern corporate law.
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