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Hello sir.. i want to ask you
The articles of association form a contract between company and members *in respect of shareholder rights only*
How is this statement true?
As company can sue members based on AOAHi Varun,
Essentially the Articles of Association (AOA) are an internal document which contain the rights and obligations for shareholders and the company. It does not contain third party rights e.g. customers, clients, employees, directors or advisers. Therefore Shareholders can sue the company can sue shareholders if not complied with. However, directors, employees and any other third party can not sue or be sued on this document.
I hope this clarifies?
Kind regards,
Vijay
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