Time to Change Your Company’s Constitution?
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:37:00
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In light of Companies Act 2006 changes we recommend companies review their articles and memorandum of association and consider making changes, you may for example: • Change the objects clause so that the powers of the Company are unrestricted. • Remove references to alternate directors. • Eliminate references to annual general meetings. • Unrestrict the authorised share capital. • Enable board meetings by telephone and other forms of electronic communications. We are working with a number of legal practices who are prepared to undertake a free initial appraisal of constitutional documents. Please contact us if you would like to take advantage of this offer.  |
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