You're right, any more just splits the vote. But the four need to be a coherent cohort who present themselves as a group with a consistent and...
Brilliant collection. Wessex Wagons was (is?) a great asset.
Like this one. This chap had two 12T wagons that roamed WSR rails. Ian [ATTACH]
No, that isnt what the articles say. Article 37 clearly states that one third must retire every year. If that number is not three or a multiple of...
The grounds were given in the covering letter. Winning 1 and 2 but losing 3 is a worst case scenario for the 6. There are now 2 additional...
You are forgetting: Labour costs Statement of method costs Design and planning Heath and safety planning costs Environmental survey costs Drainage...
If Chris D is dismissed at the March GM then he then won't be counted towards the three who need to retire by rotation. The election will then be...
I think at the first WSRA EGM (@RailWest ) will remember, during the meeting, enough members walked out so that the meeting became inquorate. That...
Proxies almost certainly wouldn't count as I assume it would just be a vote of people in the room. I think proxies only come into play if a poll...
I agree with your analysis, the question is how motions 1 & 2 were agreed. What should have happened is that a full board meeting was convened...
But that isn't what you said before. The board have the power to choose which resolutions they put to a meeting (s303 aside). That they have...
The 5% wasnt required if the board voted for them. The argument put forward is that the motions weren't agreed by a full board meeting and hence...
Yes. The only way to force a reluctant board is to get the 5%. Given we have a membership of c3000, then that's 150 signatures required. But...
This is not right, you need to read the earlier posts or look at the companies act.
well both are true. Any member can give special notice to the company. If the company accepts that, then S168 and S169 kick in. There is nothing...
Separate names with a comma.