Resolution to amend the articles of association
The Swedish Companies Act (ABL) assumes that the general meeting and the board of directors have different areas of responsibility. In some cases, there are clear boundaries between what each corporate body may decide on, even though their powers may sometimes overlap. This means that one corporate body sometimes has sole decision-making power, which excludes the other corporate body from handling the same issue/matter. This is usually called the division of competence between corporate bodies and this will be discussed in more detail in this article.The Swedish Companies Act stipulates that every limited liability company shall have two corporate bodies – the general meeting and the board of directors. For more click here #advokatbyrĂ„stockholm (law firm stockholm)
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