Popular Topics

Explore All

Find a Lawyer

LawAdvisor Questions
Ask a Question
A member asked over 9 years ago

As a director, can I disagree with another director that my company should go into administration?

I am a director of a company and one of my co-directors wants to go into administration. Do I have to agree? Can it be simply a majority vote to go into administration or must it be unanimous?

Corporations and Companies Winding up VIC AU
Submit an answer

No lawyers have answered this question yet.

Hire lawyers to solve your legal problem now. Learn more

Other Questions

B class shares

I own B class shares, will this affect my rights?

Company contracting with my sister

I am thinking of making a contract for wholesale delivery of goods from my sister's baking compan...

Related party transactions

I am a director of a small proprietary company. Our offices need renovation, so we contracted a c...

Can a landlord kick us out because the company is in administration?

My company has gone into administration, so now our landlord wants to kick us out of our premises...

Should I incorporate my Internet business in Singapore?

I'm starting an Internet company with a Singaporean citizen. She is suggesting that we incorporat...

If you're experiencing any technical problems, please email techsupport@lawadvisor.com.

Receive no obligation fee proposals from Australian lawyers

You can speak to any number of lawyers to find out about all the different options and costs available to resolve your legal problem in three easy steps:

Step 1

Tell us about your legal needs

Step 2

Select and speak to Lawyers

Step 3

Select a fee proposal and start work

Directory Post a Job