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The objectives of corporate insolvency law: lessons for Uganda

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socioeconomic
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Chr
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Eme
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Purpose This paper aims to provide guidance to law reformers in Uganda on the best approach to insolvency law reform and the objectives that should be furthered. Design/methodology/approach This paper provides a literature review. Findings A balance of various objectives serves the purpose of a modern insolvency law system. Originality/value These findings would enable future reforms in Uganda to be streamlined towards a particular objective rather than a general approach to insolvency regulation.

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