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Fraud--The Company Law Background: Fraud Law-Book Three
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Fraud--The Company Law Background: Fraud Law-Book Three
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Fraud--The Company Law Background: Fraud Law-Book Three
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Sally Ramage is an established writer of legal books, articles and academic papers on the subject of serious financial fraud. This is Book 3 in her Fraud Law Series, the first being
SERIOUS FRAUD AND CURRENT ISSUES
, the second being
FRAUD AND THE SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE.
This third book concentrates on serious corporate fraud in the United Kingdom. Ms Ramage thinks that it is imperative that, to detect corporate fraud, one must have a good understanding of the company law of the country in which the fraud takes place. So her Book 3
Fraud Law
will teach you UK COMPANY LAW in a simple, easy to understand way. It then illustrates the breaches of the law with Serious Fraud Office prosecutions. The cases are a startling reminder that this very serious subject is more disturbing as it reveals that it is the professionals, solicitors, accountants and senior executives, who perpetrate such clever, cunning and unscrupulous deeds.
The author would appreciate feedback and if you find this book useful and if you would like her to write similar volumes for other countries, please put forward your suggestions to her.
SERIOUS FRAUD AND CURRENT ISSUES
, the second being
FRAUD AND THE SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE.
This third book concentrates on serious corporate fraud in the United Kingdom. Ms Ramage thinks that it is imperative that, to detect corporate fraud, one must have a good understanding of the company law of the country in which the fraud takes place. So her Book 3
Fraud Law
will teach you UK COMPANY LAW in a simple, easy to understand way. It then illustrates the breaches of the law with Serious Fraud Office prosecutions. The cases are a startling reminder that this very serious subject is more disturbing as it reveals that it is the professionals, solicitors, accountants and senior executives, who perpetrate such clever, cunning and unscrupulous deeds.
The author would appreciate feedback and if you find this book useful and if you would like her to write similar volumes for other countries, please put forward your suggestions to her.