Directors - Statutory Duties - ACCA Corporate and Business Law (LW) (ENG)
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Asher·
Thanks for this well explained lecture
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ellesouth16·
Good day Sir,
While Reading some notes for F4 exam in other platforms I've come across a must have for the company and they called it as a natural director. Would you please help me understand what it is?
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addlau·
Hi
Please could you explain what is meant by a 'relevant' company? (in Directors Controls)
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MikeLittleTutor·
If I'm understanding the context correctly a relevant company (very simply) is either a public company or a private company subsidiary in a group where another member of the group is a public company
Does that answer you?
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MikeLittleTutor·
In future you should post your questions on Ask ACCA Tutor forum. That way I shall be sure to see your post - I just happened to spot this one:-)
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adamSupporter·
What happens in a company where there are very few members? so that would not satisfy the 100 members rule?
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MikeLittleTutor·
Because company b is not a person (human person)
OK?
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jun·
hello
for the directors controls part, in the video, the example said that company b is the director of the company but why the company can lend money to company b?
While Reading some notes for F4 exam in other platforms I've come across a must have for the company and they called it as a natural director. Would you please help me understand what it is?
Please could you explain what is meant by a 'relevant' company? (in Directors Controls)
Does that answer you?
OK?
for the directors controls part, in the video, the example said that company b is the director of the company but why the company can lend money to company b?