I am a director, and 100% shareholder, of a UK limited company.
I have a co-director, who is useless. I wish to make decisions on the company's behalf without him being present or even necessarily knowing about it. Decisions such as the way the company should run and whether or not he should be a director.
Can I make the decisions alone as 100% shareholder, or must he be there (as one of two directors)?
He did invest some money at some point - does this automatically give him any rights?
PS There are no special company by-laws (the default articles of association apply) and there is no written partnership agreement, although there was an understanding when he invested that he would get 40% equity in return for his investment and a significant participation in running the company.
2007-03-23
11:50:04
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AlexChappel
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Martin 14th: The shares were never officially allotted to him. We just never got round to it. I was too busy and he was too lazy.
2007-03-23
12:05:08 ·
update #1