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Commercial And Corporate [2018] ZACT 1

Ex parte: Sakhile Initiative Limited (RF) (CT003Jan2018)

Ex parte: Sakhile Initiative Limited (RF) (CT003Jan2018) [2018] ZACT 1 (18 January 2018)

The Companies Tribunal granted Sakhile Initiative Limited (RF) extra time to hold its 2017 annual general meeting, finding good cause under section 61(7)(b).

  • Annual General Meeting Extension
  • Companies Act Section 61
  • Memorandum Of Incorporation Amendment
  • Annual-general-meeting-extension
  • Companies-act-section-61
  • Memorandum-of-incorporation-amendment
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Commercial And Corporate [2015] ZACT 65

: Miranda Mineral Holdings Limited (CT0023June2015), Ex parte

: Miranda Mineral Holdings Limited (CT0023June2015), Ex parte [2015] ZACT 65 (20 July 2015)

The Companies Tribunal granted Miranda Mineral Holdings Limited extra time to hold its AGM, accepting financial distress as good cause under the Companies Act.

  • Annual General Meeting Extension
  • Companies Act 71 Of 2008
  • Financial Distress
  • Shareholder Rights
  • Annual-general-meeting-extension
  • Companies-act-71-of-2008
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Commercial And Corporate [2015] ZACT 63

: Small Enterprise Finance Agency (Ltd) (CT009June2015), Ex parte

: Small Enterprise Finance Agency (Ltd) (CT009June2015), Ex parte [2015] ZACT 63 (1 July 2015)

The Companies Tribunal granted SEFA leave to hold its AGM later than 15 months after the previous AGM, finding good cause based on pending board and audit committee appointments.

  • Annual General Meeting Extension
  • Companies Act Section 61
  • Board Appointment Delay
  • Annual-general-meeting-extension
  • Companies-act-section-61
  • Board-appointment-delay
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