Notes
Recall mode types the law back
Recall modeRemoval of Directors · s.168 CA 2006
Removal requires an resolution at a general meeting, never by written resolution.
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Removal requires an resolution at a general meeting, never by written resolution.
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Removal of Directors, free in full. This BIZ.1.2 page is part of the full toolkit.
A company is a separate legal person: it holds its own property and sues in its own name, and even a sole shareholder has no legal or equitable interest in any item of company property.
Motive is irrelevant: a person can incorporate specifically to obtain limited liability, hold almost every share themselves, and the company is still validly and fully a separate person.
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