The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 131
... shares or cancel unissued shares , it would be appropriate for the shareholders of the company intending to reregister to pass a special resolution to cancel all or part of the outstanding liability on shares under s 15. As an ...
... shares or cancel unissued shares , it would be appropriate for the shareholders of the company intending to reregister to pass a special resolution to cancel all or part of the outstanding liability on shares under s 15. As an ...
Page 165
... shares . Under the Act there is no means by which a company without a share capital can convert to having shares during the transition . period . For public companies limited by guarantee only and for unlimited companies without shares ...
... shares . Under the Act there is no means by which a company without a share capital can convert to having shares during the transition . period . For public companies limited by guarantee only and for unlimited companies without shares ...
Page 167
... shares is expressed in ( a ) and the guarantee liability in ( b ) . An amendment to disjunc- tive wording would ... shares are fully paid up , register under the 1955 Act as a company limited by shares . This enables a conversion to take ...
... shares is expressed in ( a ) and the guarantee liability in ( b ) . An amendment to disjunc- tive wording would ... shares are fully paid up , register under the 1955 Act as a company limited by shares . This enables a conversion to take ...
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