Barron v Potter: 1914

Where all the directors of a company agree to something which the articles require to be decided by resolution, then the unanimous agreement of all the members of the company is as good as a formal resolution passed by a majority.

[1914] 1 Ch 895
England and Wales
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CitedSpeechley and Others v Allott and Others CA 10-Mar-2014
The parties disputed the management of a social club. The club owned a bowling green, and bowling members sought to restrain its closure. The appellants now said that the court should not have found at first instance that a meeting had validly . .

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Updated: 31 December 2021; Ref: scu.551303