721. Whether one person can constitute a meeting.
721. Whether one person can constitute a meeting.
Companies (Volume 14 (2023), paras 1-467; Volume 14A (2023), paras 468-919; Volume 15 (2023), paras 920-1445; Volume 15A (2023), paras 1446-1924) | Commentary
Strictly speaking, one shareholder cannot form a meeting1; the ordinary meaning of the word 'meeting', denoting a coming together
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