A shareholders’ agreement is a legally binding document that outlines the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of the shareholders in a company. This agreement is entered into voluntarily by the shareholders…

Navigating the intricate landscape of minority shareholder rights requires a deep understanding of corporate governance and legal intricacies. We aim to educate minority shareholders by equipping them with the knowledge…

A person, a company, or even an organisation that holds stock(s) in a business is known as a shareholder. They must own at least one share in a company’s stock…

Yes, a disqualified director can still be a shareholder of a company. The disqualification of a director typically arises from their failure to meet certain legal requirements or engaging in…

If a limited company director feels that a CVL may be the appropriate course of action, they should call shareholders to a general meeting. Shareholders are entitled to receive 14 days’…

Removing a shareholder from a Limited Company can be necessary for many reasons. Shareholders have complete control over their shares at any given time. They can leave the company for personal…

Shareholders are generally not liable for a company’s debts beyond the amount of their investment. This is known as limited liability, which is a key feature of the corporate form…

Preference shares during insolvency rank preferred shareholders before ordinary shareholders when it comes to receiving any type of payment Despite preference shares being considerably less common than ordinary shares, they…