In a company limited by shares, what is the statutory limit of a person’s liability as a member?
Section 2(22) limits membership liability to any unpaid amount on the shares held. Fully paid shares create no further contribution under that definition. Separate…
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In a company limited by shares, what is the statutory limit of a person’s liability as a member?
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Section 2(22) limits membership liability to any unpaid amount on the shares held. Fully paid shares create no further contribution under that definition. Separate contractual guarantees are a separate contractual obligation and do not alter the statutory measure of liability as a member.
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