Under the doctrine of indoor management, outsiders are not expected to know:
Under the rule in Royal British Bank v Turquand, an outsider need not enquire whether the internal formalities required by the articles were followed. The memorandum and…
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Under the doctrine of indoor management, outsiders are not expected to know:
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Under the rule in Royal British Bank v Turquand, an outsider need not enquire whether the internal formalities required by the articles were followed. The memorandum and articles are public documents, so constructive notice of their contents, the company's name and its registered office still applies.
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