a)
Reasons of cancellation
General assembly resolutions may be cancelled in cases where such resolutions are not in compliance with the law or articles of association and in particular the fairness rule.
b)
Shareholders who may apply to
court to cancel resolution
The following shareholders may apply to court to cancel resolutions:
- Shareholders who have been present at the general meeting and have voted against the resolution and have this opposition noted in the meeting minutes,
- Regardless of being present or not at the general meeting and voting for or against the resolution, shareholders who state that:
- The general assembly has not been called appropriately,
- The agenda has not been announced as it should be,
- Shareholders or their representatives who are not authorized to attend to the general assembly have attended and voted at the general meeting,
- They have not been allowed to attend to the general meeting and to vote with no reasonable ground,
- The aforementioned matters had an impact on the resolutions adopted,
- Board of directors,
- Each board member in cases when implementing the decision may result in personal responsibility.
