英文摘要 |
Public companies are all required to disclose when issuing new shares in accordance with Securities and Exchange Act,whi ch stipulates the scope of disclosure and legal effects of nondisclosure. By contrast,un der chapter 8 of Company Act, it remains puzzled as to whether a none-public company has a duty to disclose when issuing new shares and to what legal consequences of false statements in,or an omission of,prep - ping for forms of description are,wh ere the puzzles mentioned above arise in a supreme court judgement,n o.2492 in 2015. In this article,I will mainly focus on the duty of disclosure on non-public companies. I will develop a duty to disclose material facts of a share subscription agreement by shedding lights on the ideas of contract inequality,u nequal access to information as well as the current regulations on new share issuance and legislation history for the basis of disclosure. Moreover,I will conduct a comparison between the regulations in a public company with those in a none-public company and further argue that the difference does not exempt a none-public company from a duty to disclose. I will discuss what the liability of nondisclosure of a non-public company will be imposed and why a subscriber,wi thout economic loss,can refer to terminate the contract by claiming breach of contract rather than revoking it. |