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Unified Regulation of Interest-Conflict Transactions in the New Company Law

新公司法上利益冲突交易的统一规制

Analyzes how the revised Company Law unifies regulation of related-party transactions, corporate opportunities, and competing business under an interest-conflict framework.

Brief English Introduction

Wang treats conflict transactions as a single regulatory problem rather than isolated rules. That makes the article a useful bridge between statutory text and case facts involving tunneling, side businesses, and diverted opportunities.

Use It For

Use this for related-party transaction approval, corporate opportunity claims, competing-business restrictions, and the question whether disclosure and approval should cure a conflicted transaction.

Teaching Notes

Ask students to compare procedural cleansing with substantive fairness. The article is useful because the revised law contains both ideas.