The Companies Act 2016 disqualifies directors who are bankrupt, convicted of specified offences, or disqualified by court order.…
Under the Companies Act 2016, directors are generally removed by shareholders through a resolution at a general meeting,…
Directors in Malaysia may be held personally liable for breaching their statutory and fiduciary duties, including duties of…
A managing director removed from office may still claim unfair dismissal if they qualify as an employee under…
Under the Companies Act 2016, directors may include executive, non-executive, de facto, shadow, nominee and alternate directors, depending…
Section 465(1)(h) of the Companies Act 2016 allows a court to wind up a company where it is…
Malaysian law provides three main corporate rescue mechanisms: judicial management, CVA, and schemes of arrangement, each offering different…
Sections 347 to 350 allow a complainant to sue on behalf of the company where the directors refuse…
Section 346 of the Companies Act 2016 provides members with broad protection against oppressive, unfairly prejudicial or discriminatory…
Section 221 requires directors to promptly disclose any direct or indirect interest in company contracts, with failure to…
Section 17A imposes corporate and personal liability for corruption by employees and associated persons, making strong anti-corruption controls…
