elective resolution

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• elective resolution — Formerly part of the elective regime. A resolution passed by members of a private company to amend the duration of authority of directors to allot securities (sections 80A and 379A(1)(a), Companies Act 1985). Before 1 October 2007, there were… …   Law dictionary

• elective resolution — A form of resolution for private companies introduced by the Companies Act (1989). It can be passed by the members in general meeting, if at least 21 days notice in writing has been given, providing the terms of the resolution, and it is passed… …   Accounting dictionary

• elective resolution — A form of resolution for private company introduced by the Companies Act (1989). It can be passed by the members in general meeting provided that (1) at least 21 days written notice has been given, stating the terms of the resolution, and (2) it… …   Big dictionary of business and management

• elective regime — See elective resolution. Related links Companies House elective resolution ordinary resolution …   Law dictionary

• elective resolutions — Certain statutory procedures such as dispensing with laying of accounts and reports before general meetings require an elective resolution. These require 21 days notice and unanimous approval by those shareholders available to vote. An elective… …   Law dictionary

• resolution — A binding decision made by the members of a company. If a motion is put before the members of a company at a general meeting and the required majority vote in favour of it, the motion is passed and becomes a resolution. A resolution may also be… …   Accounting dictionary

• resolution — A binding decision made by the members of a company. If a motion is put before the members of a company at a general meeting and the required majority vote in favour of it, the motion is passed and becomes a resolution. A resolution may also be… …   Big dictionary of business and management

• extraordinary resolution — A type of resolution under the Companies Act 1985, which largely ceases to exist from 1 October 2007 (on implementation of certain provisions of the Companies Act 2006), other than in relation to existing extraordinary resolution requirements in… …   Law dictionary

• ordinary resolution — A resolution passed by a simple majority of members present at a general meeting. Easyform Glossary of Law Terms. UK law terms. ordinary resolution A resolution that has been passed by a simple maj …   Law dictionary

• special resolution — A resolution passed by a 75% majority of members present at a general meeting measured by the nominal value of the shares on a poll. Easyform Glossary of Law Terms. UK law terms. special resolution …   Law dictionary

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