英文摘要 |
Although companies can expand their entity scales through merger and acquisition (M&A),a nd by the way accomplish integration of resources, in exchange for greater market share,and obtain a better competitive position, it has no doubt that a successful acquisition will bring a niche instead of establishing subsidiaries,which not only saves time and effort but also expects to create the effect of one plus one greater than two. However,a failed merger may also pay a huge price and result in legal disasters afterwards. For example,in the 20th century, the United States incorporation, filed for bankrupt after acquisition of ,w hich was considered a bloody failure. While the Taiwanese ,C ontinental Systems Incorporation, acquired Germany Siemens's passive components department and Corporation acquired department,have also experienced bitter lessons. In the litigations of merger case, as the target company who refused to comply with merger contract,tur ned to accept the Texaco Incorporation's better offers,wh ich later brought about subsequently a series of lawsuits. This paper aims to discuss the case of ,accounts for how a merger is bound by the contract law,and consequently a merger's acquisition ethics,cont ractual obligations,a s well as tort liability may arise. |