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Page 262
... risk of serious loss to the company's creditors . There is little doubt that the duties imposed by s 135 extended ... risk , and the taking of business risk ; and ( d ) to encourage efficient and responsible management of companies by ...
... risk of serious loss to the company's creditors . There is little doubt that the duties imposed by s 135 extended ... risk , and the taking of business risk ; and ( d ) to encourage efficient and responsible management of companies by ...
Page 263
... risk of loss to creditors . ( T Telfer " Risk and Insolvent Trading " in R Grantham & C Rickett eds , Corporate Personality in the 20th Century , Hart Publishing , 1998 , p128 ) . Telfer , however , went on to question whether the risk ...
... risk of loss to creditors . ( T Telfer " Risk and Insolvent Trading " in R Grantham & C Rickett eds , Corporate Personality in the 20th Century , Hart Publishing , 1998 , p128 ) . Telfer , however , went on to question whether the risk ...
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... risk of harm to the interest of the company will not necessarily mean that he has failed to exercise a reasonable degree of care and diligence in the discharge of his duties . The Court went on to say : The management and direction of ...
... risk of harm to the interest of the company will not necessarily mean that he has failed to exercise a reasonable degree of care and diligence in the discharge of his duties . The Court went on to say : The management and direction of ...
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