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Duties of Directors in Companies Act 2006 - Answer Act within powers and use powers
for purpose given



Promote success of the company- acting in good faith for benefit of the members as a
whole



Exercise independent judgment



Exercise reasonable care, skill and diligence



Avoid conflict of interest



Not accept benefits from third parties



Declare an interest in a proposed transaction



Consequence of breach of directors duties - Answer Director may have to make good
losses



Contracts entered into between company and director may be rendered voidable



Company may be able to recover property transferred

due to the breach (from him or from the third party unless they acquired it for value and
in good faith)

,Injunction may be granted to stop breach



Breach of disqualification order - Answer Criminal offence - could result in a fine and
imprisonment



Disqualified director is personally liable for the debts of the company while so acting



Grounds for disqualification - Answer Persistent breaches of the Companies Act

(3 convictions for default in five years)

= max. 5 years



Conviction of a serious offence in connection with the management of company

= max. 15 years disqualification



Investigation by Secretary of State finds director to be unfit to be concerned in
management of company

= max. 15 years



Liquidator's report finds director unfit

= min. 2 max. 15 years



Secreatary of State feels it is in the public interest

= max. 15 years



Breach of competition law

= max. 15 years

,Members rights - Answer Receive a copy of annual accounts



To requisition requirement the directors to call a general meeting



To appoint a proxy (to exercise their rights

Directors' actions that members must approve - Answer Service contracts for two years
or more

Substantial property transactions

Loans to directors

Ex gratia payments for loss of office

Substantial property transactions - Answer more than £100,000

or

more than 5,000 and more than 10% of company's net assets

Orders to wind up company if - Answer Company was originally formed for an illegal or
fraudulent purpose

There is total deadlock in the running of the company's affairs

Just and equitable

Shareholders have lost confidence in the management of the company



Notice for AGM - Answer 21 days unless all members agree to less



Business of AGM - Answer Consider accounts

Appoint auditors

Elect directors

Declare dividends



Notice for General Meeting - Answer 14 days unless 90% agree to less

, Notice for Class meeting - Answer 14 days unless 90% agree to less



Inquorated meeting - Answer If a quorum is not present



Quorum - Answer Minimum number of members that needs to be present at a meeting in
order to validate business

(generally 2)



Single member companies - Answer Single member can conduct business without the
need for notice or minutes



Must keep fill written record of any decision which should have been taken in a general
meeting



Record must be retained for 10 years



Two major sources of finance for a company - Share capital

Loan capital



Loan capital - A debenture is a document issued by a company containing an
acknowledgment of its indebtedness whether secured or unsecured



Share capital - A share is the interest of a shareholder in a company measured by a sum
of money

It is bundle of rights and obligations



Voting rights of a debenture holder (loan capital) - Ans Creditor of the company and
hence no voting right

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