英文摘要
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Co., Ltd. Shareholders' meeting resolution, whether as an ordinary resolution or special resolution, in accordance with the provisions of the Company Law, must meet the "fixed percentage" and "majority rule" under the requirements of the Law. If the resolution is made under the attendance of insufficient quorum at the meeting of shareholders' committee, is the resolution still effective? The court's practice has long been different; the opinions on precedents have been contrary from the main stream view on jurisprudence. The Supreme Court recently made resolutions during a Civil Court Session on this issue, revised the civil precedent No. 965 "the resolution may be withdrawn," which wsa made in 1974, and instead adopted the new view of "the resolution may not stand." This significant change re-set the tone of this long-term dispute. This article will discuss the evolution, source of law which the resolutions based upon, and comments on this issue.
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