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Directors of a company have a dual role, as agents of the company and __________

Directors are conventionally described as agents of the company and trustees in relation to the company’s property and powers entrusted to them. Their fiduciary obligations…

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Directors of a company have a dual role, as agents of the company and __________

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Directors are conventionally described as agents of the company and trustees in relation to the company’s property and powers entrusted to them. Their fiduciary obligations require them to use those powers for the company’s benefit.

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