Paul Marshall Co-Authors Chancery Bar Association’s Response to Discussion Paper on Transparency and Trust

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Wed, 23 Oct 2013

Paul Marshall was one of two authors of the Chancery Bar Association's official response to the Department for Business Innovation and Skills' discussion paper on Transparency and Trust – the proposed reform to the Companies legislation.  

The full response can be downloaded below.

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