http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/about/modelArticles/model_articles_private_ltd_by_shares.doc
In the shareholder's agreement it is stated that to issue new shares a majority vote of more than 50% must be in favour. I own more than 50% of the company giving me complete control. I am asking because new investors might come in and in case my partner isn't on the same page with me as a super majority of 75% must be in favour for share allotment to a 3rd party. That way I can raise my share to 75% and attract the investors I'd want to be in business with. Life isn't perfect, we can't always be on the same page.
Thank you.
Sure...you can try, but it is tough to operate your business from jail. Sine you would be the beneficiary of the new stock under your proposal, you would have a conflict of interest and you cannot vote on the proposal (see section of your link on conflict of interest). You really need to get a lawyer.
You really don't get it, do you? Get some professional advice - the sort you pay for - and stop being a cheapskate. You're out of your depth so don't drown in ignorance.
don't think there's a crooks section
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