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Company Law 1 - University of Wolverhampton

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i loan money to John, who has been co-opted to the company’sboard <strong>of</strong> directors, to purchase qualification shares in the company;ii loan money to its employees to enable them to purchase sharesin the company’s employee share scheme;iii loan money to its employees and directors to enable them to purchase the company’s shares.Advise the directors.c Outline the procedures when a shareholder in a private company wishes to:i transfer part <strong>of</strong> his fully paid shareholding in the company to a third party;ii transfer all <strong>of</strong> his fully paid shareholding in the company to a third party.(<strong>Wolverhampton</strong> LLB by Distance Learning, January 2001, Question 1.)2 a Distinguish between the transfer and transmission <strong>of</strong> shares. b Georgina is considering an investmentin Transcendo plc, whose ordinary and preference shares are quoted on the Stock Exchange.Advise her as to the possible advantages or disadvantages in purchasing either <strong>of</strong> these types <strong>of</strong>shares.c Maintenance <strong>of</strong> a company’s share capital is one <strong>of</strong> the fundamental principles <strong>of</strong> company law.Explain how the provisions <strong>of</strong> the Companies Act 1985 helps to achieve this objective in respect<strong>of</strong>:i reduction <strong>of</strong> capital (s135);ii serious loss <strong>of</strong> capital (s142).(<strong>Wolverhampton</strong> LLB by Distance Learning, May 2001, Question 1.)

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