The practical implications of recent corporate case decisions

In this episode, Sophie Brookes discusses the practical implications of four recent cases. She explains what happens when someone asks to inspect a company's register of members, considers the meaning of "fair value" and "manifest error", and cautions against using fictitious management charges to clear inter-company balances. In this episode: We look at some recent cases and have a look at what lessons we could learn from those and what it might mean for you in practice; We explain what happens when someone asks to inspect a company's register of members; We outline the rules around inspection rights; We outline the consequences a company and its directors face if they refuse inspection of a record when they should have allowed it; We consider the meaning of "fair value" and "manifest error"; We consider cautions against using fictitious management charges to clear inter-company balances.