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Companies Act
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Disclosure obligations in the context of cross-border directorships
The consequences of failing to do so are far-reaching – not only for directors themselves but also for matters considered by the board of a company.
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Expanding director accountability in South African company law
Courts are increasingly prepared to hold directors accountable, not just for what they do, but for how they do it.
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Blank shares and board powers
Practical and legal uncertainties often arise in respect of the associated preferences, rights, limitations or other terms of blank shares
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The strategic response to a takeover attempt
The key lies in balancing legal obligations with commercial realities and a response that is both measured and forward-looking.
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Sweat Equity: legally toned and ready to flex
Sweat Equity arrangements are used in transactions globally, where individuals and companies may be issued equity shares based on their future non-financial contributions.
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Recent developments in shareholder protection
Shareholders who seek relief under section 163 should be mindful of the requirements that they must satisfy in order to be entitled to relief.
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Trouble in paradise: removal of a Director
When a director’s actions are not aligned with the company’s best interests, it can lead to reputational risks for the company itself, as well as the other directors involved.
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Class Act
How to determine whether separate class meetings must be held to vote on a scheme of arrangement.
