Abstract
Hanks discusses the distribution provisions of the Model Business Corporation Act. The relatively smooth operation and interpretation of the MBCA's distribution provisions is an excellent example of the reflection, sophistication, care, and skill of the Committee on Corporate Laws in considering, drafting, revising, and updating the Model Business Corporation Act over the past sixty years. The overall success of the distribution provisions is a tribute to the many lawyers, judges, and law professors who have participated in the Committee's very successful efforts to advance the law of corporations in this country and elsewhere.
Citation
James J. Hanks Jr.,
Legal Capital and the Model Business Corporation Act: An Essay for Bayless Manning,
74 Law and Contemporary Problems
211-230
(Winter 2011)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/lcp/vol74/iss1/18