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Company Meetings and Resolutions

Company Meetings and Resolutions

Author: Cheah Foo Seong; Philip Koh; Ooi Xin Yi
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Malaysia
ISBN: 9789672187899
Published In: June 2019
Format: Hardback + eBook
Jurisdiction: Malaysia ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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KEY FEATURES:

Fully updated to include the provisions of the Companies Act 2016, touching upon a variety of matters arising from various types of company meetings.
Written by authors with vast company law and corporate secretarial experience.
Systematic and well-structured organisation of content supported by relevant statutory and case authorities.
Important rulings of the Companies Commission of Malaysia are reproduced for easy reference.
Contains appendices in the form of selected guidelines and samples of written resolutions, members' meeting resolutions, notice of meetings, polling forms, forms for the appointment of proxies and corporate representatives, and minutes.

Company Meetings and Resolutions is written in clear and simple language to provide an easy understanding of the law and practice of company meetings for all stakeholders involved in organising and running company meetings. It deals with the relevant Malaysian Companies Act 2017 (Act 777) provisions and provides authoritative guidance on a variety of matters arising from company meetings, including:

Types of company meetings;
Meaning of minutes and resolutions;
Procedures involved in convening board and members' meetings;
Difference between actual meeting resolutions and written resolutions;
Difference between proxies and corporate representatives
Annual general meetings of public companies;
Class meetings;
Convening of technology-based meetings; and
Duties of a chairperson in meetings.

The book provides a legal and practical understanding of various company meetings such as directors' meetings, members' meetings, committee meetings and other meetings relating to creditors meeting in receiverships, schemes of arrangement, judicial management and liquidation which are essential for the proper functioning of a corporation.

The text is supplemented by an indispensable collection of templates, specimen resolutions and guidelines applicable for the operation of Malaysian companies.