A Shareholder Has Many More Rights Than He Might Expect
14.06.2007 Publications
Until such a time as voting at general meetings via online facilities is provided for in applicable laws, a shareholder must attend the general meeting personally or delegate a representative. Yet observation of various general meetings leads to the conclusion that, in practice, minority shareholders are sometimes lost and confused by the proceedings, writes Leszek Koziorowski, partner in GESSEL.
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