Shareholders’ Ordinary Resolution to Approve a Substantial Property Transaction
This Shareholders’ Ordinary Resolution to Approve a Substantial Property Transaction is for use when a director (or one of his connected persons) sells or buys a substantial non-cash asset to or from the company.
The Companies Act 2006 restricts transfers of substantial
- more than £100,000, or
- more than 10% of the company’s net assets (by reference to the last set of company accounts), AND the value is more than £5,000.
Transactions beneath these limits do not require shareholders’ approval.
Shareholders’ Ordinary Resolutions require the votes of over 50% of members present in person or by proxy, who are entitled to vote and do vote at the meeting. The meeting at which the resolution is proposed must have had at least 14 days
Alternatively, the written resolution procedure can be used, and the resolution will be passed if approved by shareholders representing not less than 50% of the total voting rights of the shareholders entitled to vote on the written resolution on the day it is circulated.
This document sets out the required wording of the ordinary resolution. If it is to be passed at a general meeting, it should be used in conjunction with “Shareholders’ resolutions – General Meeting Format”. If it is to be passed as a written resolution, it should be used in conjunction with “Shareholders’ Written Ordinary Resolution”.
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