GATES’ CONCISE ZAMBIAN CORPORATE INSOLVENCY LAW: CORE FACTS | CORE CASES is an essential resource designed for both students and practitioners navigating the complex realm of corporate insolvency law in Zambia. This text is part of the Core Facts, Core Cases series, aimed at providing a succinct yet comprehensive overview of various legal subjects within Zambian law. Each chapter opens with a summary that highlights the key facts and themes, followed by a structured presentation that simplifies the learning experience.

The subject of corporate insolvency law is intricate, involving layers of common law, statutory law, and a myriad of regulations. This multifaceted nature can pose challenges not only for novices but also for seasoned professionals in the field. Nonetheless, it remains a core module in various academic programs, including undergraduate studies, bar courses, and postgraduate law degrees, as well as being relevant in numerous business and professional curricula.

The primary objective of this text is to serve as a revision aid, intended to be used alongside more extensive works such as Gates Company Law and Practice in Zambia and Gates on Understanding Company Law: A Conceptual and Functional Approach. It is through these comprehensive texts that readers can achieve a deeper understanding of the summarized concepts presented here.

Importantly, the Companies Act No 10 of 2017 and the Corporate Insolvency Act No 9 of 2017, both signed into law on November 20, 2017, form the backbone of this text. The structure of the work is largely based on these two pivotal Acts, ensuring that readers are well-acquainted with the legal framework governing corporate insolvency in Zambia.

Throughout the text, Zambian cases are highlighted wherever they are available, providing practical examples that enhance comprehension. In instances where the law is clearly articulated within the CA 2017 or CIA 2017, the text refrains from unnecessary embellishments. This approach maintains clarity, allowing readers to grasp the essential points without distraction.

Moreover, the text encourages further research, urging readers to explore the numerous cases cited, even if they are not quoted directly. This aspect fosters a culture of inquiry and deeper understanding of the legal landscape, empowering readers to engage with the material critically.

In conclusion, GATES’ CONCISE ZAMBIAN CORPORATE INSOLVENCY LAW: CORE FACTS | CORE CASES serves as a vital tool for anyone involved in the study or practice of corporate insolvency law in Zambia. By distilling essential information into an accessible format, this text not only aids in academic pursuits but also equips practitioners with the necessary knowledge to navigate the complexities of corporate insolvency effectively.