Unfair prejudice claims & limitations for UK shareholders explained
Although it’s now correct to say that there’s no statutory limit that would prevent a shareholder from bringing a claim, that isn’t the end of the story.
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Do I have a claim? Five common shareholder disputes and how to resolve them
Here are five typical shareholder disputes examples to show you how things are typically resolved and understand when you might have a claim.
Too late to complain? How limitation works in relation to shareholder rights
Is it too late to complain? Find out how limitation works in relation to shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice.
‘Stolen’ shares — why shareholders MUST correct company record inaccuracies
Votes and steps taken based on incorrectly recorded shareholding positions may well still be treated as valid by the courts.
Audited vs unaudited company accounts — are you required to audit?
What are the main differences between audited and unaudited accounts? Specialist shareholder rights lawyer Paul Lunt explains.
Failing to prevent fraud and other criminal offences for company directors under the Companies Act 2006
The Companies Act provides that a criminal offence is committed by directors should they fail to comply with a wide range of their obligations.
What is the register of members? What should it include?
Get a brief overview of the register of members, including who determines applications for entry, the legal requirements and rules around keeping the register open for inspection.
Complete list of shareholder rights
What are your rights as a shareholder in a private limited company? It depends how many shares you own — here’s what applies at each level of shareholding.
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Here are five typical shareholder disputes examples to show you how things are typically resolved and understand when you might have a claim.
Is it too late to complain? Find out how limitation works in relation to shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice.
Votes and steps taken based on incorrectly recorded shareholding positions may well still be treated as valid by the courts.
What are the main differences between audited and unaudited accounts? Specialist shareholder rights lawyer Paul Lunt explains.
The Companies Act provides that a criminal offence is committed by directors should they fail to comply with a wide range of their obligations.
Get a brief overview of the register of members, including who determines applications for entry, the legal requirements and rules around keeping the register open for inspection.
What are your rights as a shareholder in a private limited company? It depends how many shares you own — here’s what applies at each level of shareholding.
Find answers to our most frequently asked questions about shareholder rights and disputes from our expert litigation lawyers.
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