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which country shares its independence day (15th august ) with India? ... (Asked by Utkarsh R) |
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| According to the CIA World Factbook: Bahrain became independent from England on 15 August 1971 The Congo Republic became independent from France on 15 August 1960 North and South Korea became independent from Japan on 15 August 1945...(Answered by Gwillim) | |
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what is the capital of the only state that shares part of its border with Iowa, Nebraka, and Minnesota? ? ... (Asked by LaLa) |
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the actual decision of the case and the legal issues? NEW SOUTH WALES SUPREME COURT CITATION: Ehsman v Nutectime International [2006] NSWSC 887 CURRENT JURISDICTION: Equity FILE NUMBER(S): 5189/05 HEARING DATE{S): 31 March 2006 DECISION DATE: 01/09/2006 PARTIES: Patricia Mary Ehsman (P/A) Nutectime International Pty Ltd (D1/R1) David Neilan Brady (D2/R2) Francis Joseph Frasca (D3/R3) David Bruce Paix (D4/R4) Timentel Pty Ltd (D5) JUDGMENT OF: Austin J LOWER COURT JURISDICTION: Not Applicable COUNSEL: R Harper SC (P/A) M J Cohen (D1-4/R1-4) SOLICITORS: McDonald Johnson (P/A) Sparke Helmore (D1-4, R1-4) CATCHWORDS: CORPORATIONS - statutory derivative action - application by 35% shareholder/director to bring derivative proceedings after company's assets were transferred to a company from which the applicant is excluded - inadequacies ... (Asked by Nina) |
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| The Plainitff was granted leave to commence both sets of proceedings, provided she agree to indemnify the 5th Defendant for any costs of the derivative action; she does not have to indemnify the 5th Defendant for costs of her personal action. The Plaintiff must file the proceedings on a date to be fixed. The 1st-4th Defendants have to pay the Plaintiff's costs of this application. On all othe rmatters, the Plaintiff's application is dismissed. The claims are to be referred to a mediator. All parties may approach the judge on the issue of costs if ...(Answered by sharon b) | |
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what will be the legal issue in this case? Robert acquired 2000 shares in his own name and 6000 shares in the names of nominees. This gives Robert 24.65% of the voting power of the company. The shares have been registered in the names of nominees because the Board did not know of the nominees. Robert is a former director and also holds preference shares issued to him when he initially joined the company board of directors. There are six current directors. The three who have been directors since the company was first set up also hold preference shares. ... (Asked by zoom_shh) |
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| There are a whole host of issues here. Robert is still a minoroity shareholder even with the nominee shares but what you do not say is whether the preference shares are included with Roberts 2000 shares or whether they are in addition to them. You also don;t say whether there are any problems with the nominees... Lots of issues - and i do wonder about insider trading!!...(Answered by Lab fan) | |
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How to advise Susan to her rights to remain the accountant.? Wellbuilt Pty Ltd is a large proprietary company running a medium sized commercial construction business in Melbourne. The company currently has 22 members. The company has a constitution based on the replaceable rules but with some extra provisions. (See attached.) Robert acquired 2000 shares in his own name and 6000 shares in the names of nominees. This gives Robert 24.65% of the voting power of the company. The shares have been registered in the names of nominees because the Board did not know of the nominees. Robert is a former director and also holds preference shares issued to him when he ... (Asked by p_shhh) |
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| I'm not sure I understand. The story is too long....(Answered by leilis4) | |
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what do you call a "?" that shares the same space with a "!".....? the two combine to form a single symbol. what is the name of that symbol? 1 hour old and still no correct answer 5 days old and still no answer. ... (Asked by jamesdraven) |
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| Took me a bit of searching but *drum roll please* its called an interrobang check out http://www.interrobang-mks.com/... Looks kinda cute!...(Answered by vixsin_i) | |
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what do you call a "?" that shares the same space with a "!".....? the two combine to form a single symbol. what is the name of that symbol? I asked this almost a week ago and no one has got it right yet. ... (Asked by jamesdraven) |
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| Took me a bit of searching but *drum roll please* its called an interrobang check out http://www.interrobang-mks.com/ Looks kinda cute!...(Answered by vixsin_i) | |
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Which British pop singer shares a name with the legendary founder of Carthage? ... (Asked by NoName) |
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| Carthage was founded in 814 BC by Phoenician settlers from the city of Tyre, bringing with them the city-god Melqart. According to tradition, the city was founded by Queen Dido (or Elissa or Elissar) who fled Tyre following the murder of her husband in an attempt by her younger brother of bolstering his own power. A number of foundation myths have survived through Greek and Roman literature, see Byrsa for one example. Answer's got to be Dido...(Answered by quatt47) | |
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What word in the english language shares non of the same letters as its plural counterpart? Many nouns in the English language can be made plural by simply adding an s or an es, ie: cat;cats. Other words require different modifications candy;candies. as you can see the two forms of the word share similar letters, but what one word does not share any of the same letters in singular and plural form? ... (Asked by pinktwist6913) |
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| KINE (an archaic plural of COW) qualifies as a plural that shares no letters in common with its singular. Others are I/WE, ME/US. If one overlooks the change in case, then US can be considered a plural of I, in which case it makes a curious reversal of the usual rule that a word ending in -us pluralizes to -i...(Answered by ) | |
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if the company cannot change the constitution can the campany take shares from robert? Robert acquired 2000 shares in his own name and 6000 shares in the names of nominees. This gives Robert 24.65% of the voting power of the company. The shares have been registered in the names of nominees because the Board did not know of the nominees. Robert is a former director and also holds preference shares issued to him when he initially joined the company board of directors. There are six current directors. The three who have been directors since the company was first set up also hold preference shares. ... (Asked by zoom_shh) |
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