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Annual general meeting obligations (s111)
  • 27 Jul 2007

    NG WING HONG v. CHOI TAK LAN AND OTHERS

    Citation
    NG WING HONG v. CHOI TAK LAN AND OTHERS
    Court
    Court of First Instance
    Case number
    HCMP2275/2006

    The court ordered that annual general meetings be convened for the three companies under its s114B/s111 powers because it was impracticable for the companies to hold meetings; it is necessary to maintain the status quo pending adjudication of Choi's substantive challenges, so the court required equal nomination of directors by the two camps and imposed restraints/undertakings preventing Ben Ng and his nominees from exercising powers (including exclusion of other directors or altering capital/constitution) until undertakings were delivered; Choi proceedings were adjourned for substantive heari…

    • Court‑ordered meetings (s114b)
    • Annual general meeting obligations (s111)
    • Validity of share allotment and egms
    • Quorum and directors' appointments
    • Maintenance of status quo
    • Restraints on directors/power of majority