A members' voluntary winding up is where the members decide to dissolve a healthy company.
There are various grounds for the compulsory winding-up of a company. In which of the following situations will a court order the winding-up of a company on the 'just and equitable' ground?
Insider dealing is a criminal offence.
Which one of the following is not a UK offence relating to money laundering?
If a company wishes to restrict its objects, what kind of resolution is required?
A company has been formed within the last six months. Another long-established company considers that because of similarity between their names there may be confusion between it and the new company. The only action the long-established company can take is to bring a passing-off action if it is to prevent the new company using its name.
If a company fails to pay preference shareholders their dividend, they can bring a court action to compel the company to pay it.
If a company issues new ordinary shares for cash, the general rule is that:
A fixed charge:
Company law requires a company to maintain a register of charges, but not a register of debentureholders.