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Commerce, no doubt is the life-wire of Economy and the stronger the economy of any given nation, the more respect such a nation, commands in the comity of nations, consequently no nation can ever boast of survival without a virile economy. Incidental to this fact is the further fact that there is bound to be a boom and growth in corporate practices once the investors are free to invest and are indeed investing without inhibition. This has not been the case in the contemporary times as corporate practice faces the "dare-devil" Menace in the name of "fraud". It is against this backdrop that a solution should be sought in offering adequate protection to investors as well as creditors as the anti-dote to this inhibition. This work discusses the various types of corporate fraud and various legal frameworks already in place to deal with them. This work discusses the various types of corporate fraud and various legal frameworks already in place to deal with them. This work also considers the adequacy or otherwise of such laws and finally makes recommendation for creating an atmosphere for conducive investment.
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O Dr. Chijioke Obioma Collins é Professor Sénior na Universidade Estatal de Abia, Uturu, Nigéria. Tem o grau de Doutor em Filosofia em Direito, entre outras qualificações académicas. É membro do Tribunal de Arbitragem Internacional de Londres e especialista em Direito Marítimo. É natural de Amamba Uzuakoli, no Estado de Abia, Nigéria.
