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University of Judicial Sciences & Adminstrative Services
10.29252/jlr.2021.184631.1531
Abstract
The Impact System of “Centralized and Dispersed Companies’ Registry systems” on the Provision of legal and Economic Security”
Abstract
Information transparency in the context of Companies is regarded as a means of achieving economic security in both micro and macro dimensions. For this reason, the legal systems, considering the access to this information necessary, established the Companies’ Registry systems; However, these systems do not have the same approach in terms of information registry and And record this information in the form of two systems: Centralized or Dispersed system. In this study, we conclude from a comparative perspective based on the logic of Law & Economics that in order to realize economic security, a centralized registration system can provide more security in addition to lower cost and therefore can be recognized as a superior system within the framework of the efficient theory. Finally, some suggestions have been made to improve the dispersed registration system of Iranian companies.
Tabatabai Hesari, N., & Safizade, S. (2022). The Impact System of “Centralized and Dispersed Companies’ Registry systems” on the Provision ofLegal and Economic Security”. Legal Research Quarterly, 25(99), 209-238. doi: 10.29252/jlr.2021.184631.1531
MLA
Nasrin Tabatabai Hesari; Soroush Safizade. "The Impact System of “Centralized and Dispersed Companies’ Registry systems” on the Provision ofLegal and Economic Security”". Legal Research Quarterly, 25, 99, 2022, 209-238. doi: 10.29252/jlr.2021.184631.1531
HARVARD
Tabatabai Hesari, N., Safizade, S. (2022). 'The Impact System of “Centralized and Dispersed Companies’ Registry systems” on the Provision ofLegal and Economic Security”', Legal Research Quarterly, 25(99), pp. 209-238. doi: 10.29252/jlr.2021.184631.1531
VANCOUVER
Tabatabai Hesari, N., Safizade, S. The Impact System of “Centralized and Dispersed Companies’ Registry systems” on the Provision ofLegal and Economic Security”. Legal Research Quarterly, 2022; 25(99): 209-238. doi: 10.29252/jlr.2021.184631.1531
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