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company and/or its directors, the liquidator can go back as far as two years to overturn transactions of this nature. The liquidator can investigate transactions which took place in the six months prior to the presentation of the petition t...
company. The information previously contained in the memorandum is in application documents for registration sent to the Registrar of Companies including: (a) company’s proposed name; (b) situation of the registered office; (c) whether the ...
directors have a separate legal personality from the company’s they manage. However, a director can still be liable for the actions of himself, and of the company. To this end, the director has a range of duties, and failure to comply with...
I-Sparts Ltd, The limited company is an artificial legal "entity" with rights and obligations which are distinct from those of its shareholders and directors - this is commonly referred to as the "corporate veil". In practice, this means t...
Limited Company In the United Kingdom, the existence of a public limited company engulfs the concept of an organization that is registered under Companies Act 1980. The Companies Act of 1980 sets and constructs the benchmark or the standar...
Insolvency issues, theory & practice, advantages & disadvantages? The UK code gives a chance to creditors to impetuously pay a debt the business when it values more as a “going-concern”. The Insolvency Act was planned to fix the more clear ...
company’s business lies with the members in a general meeting. One would obviously conclude that a meeting involved more than one person; and indeed there is authority to that effect in Sharp v Dawes (1876) in which a meeting between a lone...