Company/Business Law

COMPANY LAW ADVICE FROM SOLICITORS IN BATH

Bath business and commercial solicitors and lawyers are specialists in company & commercial law , providing advice to businesses of all types and sizes.

Company law is a highly regulated, statutory area of law, and our business lawyers cut through the legal jargon to advise you in plain English about your company’s rights and obligations under Company law.

Our commercial law experience and business advice services include but are not limited to:

  • General small business law and advice
  • Buying and selling a business, whether shares or assets
  • Employment law
  • Data Protection law
  • Joint venture agreements
  • Intellectual property law
  • Employment contracts
  • Shareholder agreements
  • Shareholder’s rights
  • Director duties
  • Terms & conditions of trading
  • Insolvency, administration, receivership and liquidation

Please contact our business and company lawyers today.

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Company/Business Law

What is the procedure for calling a shareholder meeting ?

The company must send shareholders (and any auditors) a notice in writing, stating the date, place and time of the meeting, and setting out the rights of shareholders to appoint proxies. The notice period to be given is 14 days, although this may be increased by the articles of association. However, if the holders of shares representing 90 per cent of the nominal value of the company's voting shares (or any higher percentage specified in the articles, to a maximum of 95 per cent) agree, the meeting can be held at shorter notice.

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