I've cocked up....

[aip08]

It is a huge relief on our part to have it finished, I'm just slightly worried about possible backlash from her victimising herself at our expense, but hopefully that won't happen & if it does we always have the legal route to pursue, even if its just a warning shot.

 

[Zeno]

I wouldnt lose any more sleep over it. See if you can get a troupe of midgets round for a chorus of "Ding Dong, The Witch Is Gone" to celebrate.

 

[aip08]

LOL

I think the suggestion of taking the wife out for some us time is a very good one & I'd like to once again say many, many thanks for the great advise & support we've recieved from you all.

 

[MH1]

Glad to hear you parted on good terms..... for yourselves at least

I would be tempted to send her a solicitors letter in a few months chasing a huge amount of money against the firm, just to wind her up

 

[Faith28]

You do not lose ownership of shares if you resign or are fired as a Director.

Say for example you own 49% of a business. Your business partner sells his 51% controlling stake. The new owner just cant come in, fire you and take your shares. That would mean someone would only have to a a controlling stake to buy 100% ownership.

I see...my mistake was thinking being a director and employee were two different things when in fact it's the same thing...it's being a shareholder and employee that are being discussed here.

Thanks for pointing this out.