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A set of revision notes for the Business Law core unit of the Legal Practice Course (LPC). They are based on the BPP University's course that started in September 2019.

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Legal Practice Course Business Law (Sept 2019)


BPP University - Legal Practice Course – Own Summary Notes (Sept 2019 – Jun 2020)

Business Law (Sept 2019)

Contents

Subject Page

Setting Up and Financing a Company

Different Types of Business 3

Private Company v Public Company 4

Normal Decision Procedure 5

Short Notice Procedure 9

Written Procedure (Private Companies ONLY) 10

Procedure Converting a Shelf Company Procedure 14

Amending Model Articles 19

Issue and Allotment of Shares (5 Steps) 20

Debt Finance 1: Equity v Debt Finance 21

Debt Finance 2: Debt Finance Steps 22



Directors

Directors’ Duties 24

Substantial Property Transactions (SPT) 25

Long Term Service Contract 26

Procedure to Approve STP and Long-Term Service Contracts 27

Loans to Directors 32

Quasi Loans to Directors 34

Credit to Directors 35

Loans, Quasi Loans, Credit: Sanctions for Non-Compliance 36




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Shareholders

Procedure for the Removal of a Director 37

Employment Law 38

Buyback of Own Shares 39

Redemption – Buyback of Redeemable Shares 40

Procedure for Purchase of Own Shares from PROFITS 41

Written Procedure for Purchase of Redeemable Shares using Share Capital 45

(Private Companies ONLY)

FSMA 2000 Decisions 50

Acquisitions

Acquisitions 1: Share Sale v Asset Sale 51

Acquisitions 2: Financial Assistance 52



Tax and Business Accounts

Income Tax 54

Capital Gains Tax 56

Corporate Tax 58

Business Accounts 60



Insolvency

Insolvency Procedures 64

Statutory Rules on Order of Priority 65

Directors’ Insolvency Responsibilities 66

Directors’ Voidable Transactions 67

Misfeasance, Wrongful and Fraudulent Trading 68



Changes in Business Law since 2019 69

Appendix: Internet links to various forms/documents 70

List of cases in chronological order with page it first appears 71

List of legislation in chronological order with page it first appears 72

Bibliography and References 73

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Setting Up and Financing a Company

Different Types of Business

Sole Trader Partnership Limited Liability Limited Company
Partnership (LLP)
Governing - Partnership Act LLP Act 2000 Companies Act
Statute 1890 – PA 1890 LLP Reg. 2001 2006- CA 2006
Legal Status Not a separate legal entity Body Corporate
Documents - Partnership LLP Agreement Articles of
Agreement Recommended Association s9(5)
Recommended (a) CA 2006
Mandatory
Liability Individuals Liable Investors Liable up to Capital Share
Number to Set up 1 2 2 1 s7(1) CA 2006
Reporting - - Office, Officers, Members, PSC,
(changes, Accounts
records) Ltd Cos – Share
Capital

Financing Borrowing Borrowing, Floating Charge
Ltd Cos – Issue
Shares
Tax Individuals Liable Investors Liable Company Liable




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Private Company v Public Company

Private Company Public Company
Name s59(1) CA 2006 Ltd s58(1) CA 2006 PLC
Minimum number of s7(1) CA 2006 One
Shareholders
Minimum number of Directors s154(1) CA 2006 One s154(2) CA 2006 Two
Company Secretary necessary s270(1) CA 2006 No s271 CA 2006 Yes
Documents required to trade s154(4) CA 2006 Certificate of Incorporation
s761(1)(2) CA 2006 Trading
Certificate – Public Co. ONLY
Minimum share capital s8(1)(b) CA 2006 1 share s763(1)(a)(b) CA 2006 £50,000
Offer to public s775(1) CA 2006 No Yes, subject to Financial
Services and Markets Act 2000 -
FSMA 2000 *
Minimum amount of paid up Can be issued without payment s586(1) CA 2006 25% of
share capital nominal value and ALL of
premium on ALLOTMENT


* The FSMA 2023 has since made changes including
 Revoking retained EU laws most notably Prospectus Regulation, the Market Abuse
Regulation, the Capital Requirements Regulation and the Markets in Financial Instruments
Regulation. Retained EU law which has been incorporated into the rulebooks of the Financial
Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) will not be revoked by
the FSMA 2023. Instead, these rules can be updated by the regulators themselves.
 Granting HM Treasury the power to determine which activities will fall within the designated
activities regime (DAR0 that replaces regulation in revoked EU laws.
 Granting HM Treasury the power to designate a third party a “critical third party” making
them subject to regulation.
 Authorised firms wishing to promote unauthorised firms must now obtain permission to do
so through the Financial Promotional Gateway.




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