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    recovering files from tsoHost

    The problem arose because they shut down the free webhosting plan I was using. I'd guess that they're doing that more generally.
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    recovering files from tsoHost

    @Darren_Ssc: thanks - the plain Googling site: was a good idea. @fisicx: tsoHost have let me back in to retrieve the files, so success.
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    recovering files from tsoHost

    I've checked wayback machine, without success. @fisicx: the tsoHost e-mail's instructions were oblique - "If you still need a hosting package, you can buy a new one from tsoHost". While there's no question that I didn't act on this, tsoHost's "don't panic"/"if you still need..." e-mail was...
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    recovering files from tsoHost

    In mid-April, I received an e-mail from tsoHost saying that my free hosting package would be closed down in mid-May: "don't panic", the e-mail said in large letters. It did not indicate what would happen when the hosting packages would end, and - therefore - that I needed to buy a hosting...
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    minority director: options to prevent company's collapse?

    @Mr D : I'm hoping - if we can stave off the current crisis - we then have time to address the lesser issues. @Bsk : if you can afford a lawyer, you may find it a good investment - the legal process can be hard to navigate without a lawyer: non-lawyers may not know what to do, may not be taken...
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    minority director: options to prevent company's collapse?

    Thank you for all your replies. To answer some questions first: I don't see buyout as viable, partly given the history of conflict and the tight deadline I don't think we have a Shareholder's Agreement the company exists to manage the building in which we have flats I want to avoid...
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    minority director: options to prevent company's collapse?

    I'm a minority director and shareholder in a property management company whose management is dysfunctional. As a result of our failure to address fairly simple issues, we risk both bankruptcy and being struck off Companies' House's register. Do I, as a minority director, have options beyond...
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    how far in advance of AGM should annual accounts be sent?

    Thank you Scalloway.
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    how far in advance of AGM should annual accounts be sent?

    Our company has Articles of Association based on the Table A model articles. We are private. These require that our annual accounts be approved at a general meeting, not just a board meeting. The notice requirements for a general meeting (from Companies Act 2006 and Table A) are 21 days; the...
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    ordinary v special resolution: MemArt v Companies Act 2006?

    Thanks Bill. I'm seeking approval from members outside of a meeting. What's the reasoning behind that giving the resolution a lower majority requirement? I'm concerned that this position is vulnerable to the argument that CA 2006 treats resolutions as resolutions first and foremost...
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    ordinary v special resolution: MemArt v Companies Act 2006?

    Thanks Bill. I'm still confused: on a strict reading, our MemArt don't restrict written resolutions: making resolutions at general meetings "special" by default is irrelevant to written resolutions. the CA 2006 can be read to support this view: it provides detailed regulations for written...
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    ordinary v special resolution: MemArt v Companies Act 2006?

    I'm circulating a written resolution to appoint an agent for our company. Our company was incorporated in 2002, incorporating the 1985 Table A model articles. Our MemArt state that: “All business shall be deemed special that is transacted at an extraordinary general meeting, and also all that...
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    small startup wants to issue shares

    We are a small startup with two founders, each owning one share. We currently only make losses: we have no employees, customers, products, revenue or external investors. We adopted the model Articles on incorporation. As others have volunteered their time and expertise, we want to find an...
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    shareholder register & accounting for paid up share capital

    Thank you @Scalloway - I've just seen that my losses were - appropriately - rendered as sad emojis, above. Now to see whether the HMRC accepts sad emojis...
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    shareholder register & accounting for paid up share capital

    Thanks @Highland Spring, @Adam93 and @Scalloway. I've tried to implement the £1 share capital and £499 directors' loan below, with: one share for each of the two directors (£1 each); £500 contributed x 2 directors; £900 in total expenses. Does the below look right? If not, what corrections...
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