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Can you please expalin me the following in simpler words:
1. Class meetings – Quorum – Two persons holding or representing by proxy at least one-third in the nominal value of the issued shares of the class in question.( Chapter Corporate Administration)2. (Chapter Fraudulent Behaviour- Money laundering- the three phases) Integration – culmination of the previous procedures through which the money takes on the appearance of coming from legitimate source.
3. ( Chapter Insolvency – Members voluntary liquidation)The members appoint a named insolvency practitioner as liquidator.
PLEASE REPLY, Thanks in advance1 – two people who are either members or people holding the proxy forms from members ….
2 – the three steps of money laundering include the third step of integration. Integration is the third step by which laundered money then takes on the appearance of legitimate income
3 – in a members’ voluntary liquidation, it is the members ( in practice, the directors ) who choose and appoint the liquidator. In a creditors’ voluntary liquidation, the members NOMINATE a liquidator, but the final choice as to who shall be given the position is decided by the creditors’ meeting
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For the first one I still do not understand it, I am not understanding this part: “at least one-third in the nominal value of the issued shares of the class in question” for the others I understand thanks a lot, only the first one I am not understanding.
PLEASE REPLYIf there were say $3,000 worth of issued “A Ordinary Shares”, and there is to be a class meeting of the holders of “A Ordinary Shares”, the meeting would have a quorum if 2 of those holders were present, either in person or by proxy representing them, and those two people had at least $1,000 worth of those shares.
Clear now?
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