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Question 181
The duty of a director to exercise 'reasonable care, skill and diligence' (s.174 CA 2006) is assessed by:
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Question 182
Which is NOT a ground for court-ordered disqualification under the CDDA 1986?
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Question 183
A director who self-deals without disclosure breaches which duty?
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Question 184
The equitable remedy of 'account of profits' in company law is used to:
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Question 185
Under the Companies Act 2006, a 'written resolution' for private companies:
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Question 186
In which situation would a court most likely 'lift the veil of incorporation'?
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Question 187
A company's articles of association constitute a contract between:
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Question 188
The 'proper purpose' duty (s.171 CA 2006) prevents directors from:
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Question 189
A partner's 'implied authority' in a general partnership means they can:
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Question 190
Which of the following correctly describes the 'objects clause' after the Companies Act 2006?
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Question 191
The minimum age for a company director in England and Wales is:
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Question 192
The tort of 'passing off' requires the claimant to prove:
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Question 193
Under s.40 Companies Act 2006, third parties dealing with a company in good faith:
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Question 194
The Partnership Act 1890 default rule on profit sharing is:
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Question 195
A Limited Partnership under the Limited Partnerships Act 1907 must have:
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Question 196
Which correctly distinguishes a private from a public company regarding raising finance?
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Question 197
A director who benefits from a corporate opportunity without authorisation must:
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Question 198
The rule in Foss v Harbottle (1843) establishes that:
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Question 199
A 'derivative claim' under Part 11 of the Companies Act 2006 allows:
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Question 200
A minority shareholder who is being treated unfairly may petition under:
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Question 201
The court can order a 'just and equitable winding up' where:
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Question 202
The 'indoor management rule' (Turquand's case) protects third parties by providing that:
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Question 203
The 'confirmation statement' that companies must file annually with Companies House:
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Question 204
A 'connected person' for the purposes of CA 2006 includes:
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Question 205
Which of the following is correct about 'written resolutions' for private companies?
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Question 206
A company's 'quorum' at a general meeting refers to:
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Question 207
A public company must hold an AGM within:
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Question 208
In a general partnership, admitting a new partner requires:
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Question 209
'Pre-emption rights' in relation to new share issues are:
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Question 210
A 'proxy' at a company general meeting is:
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