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Companies Act 2006

Crossheading Requirements for payment out of capital

  • Section 713 Requirements for payment out of capital
  • Section 714 Directors' statement and auditor's report
  • Section 715 Directors' statement: offence if no reasonable grounds for opinion
  • Section 716 Payment to be approved by special resolution
  • Section 717 Resolution authorising payment: exercise of voting rights
  • Section 718 Resolution authorising payment: disclosure of directors' statement and auditor's report
  • Section 719 Public notice of proposed payment
  • Section 720 Directors' statement and auditor's report to be available for inspection
  1. Requirements for payment out of capital
  2. Resolution authorising payment: exercise of voting rights

Section 717 | Resolution authorising payment: exercise of voting rights

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies to a resolution under section 716 (authority for payment out of capital for redemption or purchase of own shares).

(2)Where the resolution is proposed as a written resolution, a member who holds shares to which the resolution relates is not an eligible member.

(3)Where the resolution is proposed at a meeting of the company, it is not effective if—

(a)any member of the company holding shares to which the resolution relates exercises the voting rights carried by any of those shares in voting on the resolution, and

(b)the resolution would not have been passed if he had not done so.

(4)For this purpose—

(a)a member who holds shares to which the resolution relates is regarded as exercising the voting rights carried by those shares not only if he votes in respect of them on a poll on the question whether the resolution shall be passed, but also if he votes on the resolution otherwise than on a poll;

(b)any member of the company may demand a poll on that question;

(c)a vote and a demand for a poll by a person as proxy for a member are the same respectively as a vote and a demand by the member.

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