This is a detailed text on the intricacies of Malaysian company law and as such combines an academic analysis and explanation with a practical approach. It draws on the teaching and research experience of the author to provide a concise analysis of the Companies Act integrated with extracts from the relevant cases designed to reinforce explanation of the legal principles. Key features of the text include an absence of legal jargon, an easy-to-use practical examination of the law as it relates to companies, and the incorporation of a selected bibliography for the use of the reader. Contents include: the company constitution; memorandum and articles; the company's relations with outsiders; debentures and loan capital; takeovers, iInvestigation and inspections; and liquidations. Includes table of cases, table of statutes, bibliographies and an index.