Thanks for your comment, Robert. Fair point! If accounting for bias, a success fee may encourage the solicitor to do more to get the deal across the line. On the other hand, a solicitor *should* do the job they agreed to do in the same way - regardless of whether there is a success fee or not.

Thank you for your kind comment. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Your board minutes will certainly be different! 😉 send me an email and I will try to help

Hi there, Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately I don't specialise in litigation, so I won't be able to advise (apologies!). Two things: 1. Serving on last known address (the rented property) can be a valid way to serve letters. This is especially the case if you and the client often exchanged communications using that address. 2. Have you tried accessing the rented property's title deeds from the UK Land Registry? The Proprietor Register should show her full name and residential address. Alternatively, you can also deliver by hand directly to the client.

P.s.: you may also want to simply ask the client for their address. If they are unwilling to tell you their address, inform them that you will send it to the last known - the rented property. This should all be in writing and ideally via a medium that evidences whether the client read your communications.

Hi Robert, Thanks for your comment. If there is a supremacy clause, then likely the SHA overrides the articles. The Articles are largely governed by the Companies Act - therefore statute. For example, (1) a very specific procedure needs to be followed when amending the articles, and (2) certain alterations require further attention under the Companies Act. Watch this video to learn more ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i5Vigyl28XM.html.

@@malcolmzoppi I see. so if the Articles are breached, are the remedies different ? I.e. you can compel the company to reverse any action. whereas perhaps if the SHA is breached, nothing can be done without demonstration of damages? It would be interesting to know the statute and available remedies on Articles breaches

@@roberts8783 Thanks for your comment. it depends on the breach. for example, if the articles require the directors to follow a specific procedure and that procedure is not followed, then yes - a remedy could be to reverse any decision made that did not comply with the articles. although, the same could be said about the shareholders' agreement: if the shareholders' agreement requires ALL shareholders to be in favour of a decision, but the decision is passed by a simple majority, then it may be possible to reverse that decision also. on the other hand, both the articles and the shareholders' agreement could put a positive obligation on the shareholders to not compete with the company. if this is breached, then the company or a shareholder could sue the breaching shareholder claiming the damages caused by the prohibited competition.

Hi Robert, Thanks for your message. The SHA can contradict the Articles, and if there is a supremacy clause then the SHA will likely override the articles. If that is the case, ideally you would amend the Articles to be in line with the SHA. Watch this video to learn how ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MgqmJFCP0ks.html. Remedies for breaches of the SHA are usually sought as breach of contract remedies.

Hi there, Thanks for your comment. Are you referring to updating Companies House (rather than the Home Office)? If yes, this will may be done via the WebFiling account using the company's authentication code. Being a PSC does not automatically make the person a director. A shareholder is a part-owner of the company, whilst a director is like a representative of the company. If wanting the PSC to also be a director, they will need to be actively appointed as directors by submitting form AP01 (if the PSC is an individual) or AP02 (if the PSC is an LTD).

@@malcolmzoppi Thanks so much. Such nicely explained , much appreciated .

Thanks for your comment, Robert. It’s unusual for the SHA to override the articles. Are you referring to a conflict between the two documents whereby there are contradictions?

P.s.: this video answers that question exactly Does a Shareholders Agreement Override Articles | Solicitor Explains ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-znw5WvKY68c.html

​@@malcolmzoppi Yes. made a comment on your other video. Happy to get in touch but also maybe making comments and liking your video also helps your channel 😊

@@roberts8783 Much appreciated, Robert. Happy to answer any questions you may have.

Thank you! Very kind of you. What do you like most about the channel?

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment.

Absolute pleasure! Thanks for your kind comment. What did you find most useful? What could have been improved? Your feedback is going to really help me with my next videos 🙌

@@malcolmzoppi I found your explanation of the process very easy to understand. The documents you provided are also really good with the ‘to do’ list. You just made sense in an efficient way! Thank you.

Thank is very kind of you. Thanks!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment.

Sure! Please access here the UK's model articles of association www.gov.uk/guidance/model-articles-of-association-for-limited-companies

Yes.....I looked at model articles of ass. but I started to asj myself if these provided by gov.uk are good for the start or if it is better to get somebody external to help or create the articles for me. Thank you for given information.......and time of yours.

@@knightatthecrossroads222 I completely agree - the model articles are just that: model templates. As each company is different, you may need different variations to be made. What does your company do? P.s.: make sure to watch this video if you intend on altering your articles! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MgqmJFCP0ks.html

That’s what you can charge when you have a skill that people actually care about.

@@malcolmzoppi6540 But in 2024 there's enough resources online to do it yourself

Have you drafted a patent application yourself and granted a patent?

@@malcolmzoppi I'm half way through, had a similar experience with visa applications, lawyers charging people extortionate prices for something you can do yourself (using online resources)

Are you using anything to help you draft the patent application?

Thanks, Ali! Here to help. What do you think I could have done better?

@@malcolmzoppi To be honest i had no idea how share buy back works and i had to work on it in office today. So yesterday at night i watched your video and that gave me clarity and steps. You could have told more about the content of the agreement and board resolution Thanks again

@@ali.s227 thanks for your feedback - much appreciated! Feel free to email me at malcolm@gaffneyzoppi.com if I can be of assistance.

Thanks! Much appreciated

Thanks! Much appreciated

Hi there, Thanks for your comment. When you say “different terms and conditions”, are you referring to the settlement terms that you offered in the first letter? If yes, then yes and it will be recognised as (a) the withdrawal of your first settlement offer and (b) the submission of a new settlement offer. You may want to specify this in your second offer, just in case. You may also want to extend the time for response to give the other side enough time to properly consider the new offer.

Yes. Do you need help with your business?

@@malcolmzoppi Yes how can i contact you ?

So much

Thanks! Are you looking to set up a business? If yes, what kind of business?

Thanks! What did you find most useful? I’m still at the early stages of my YT content and would really appreciate some feedback. Also, this may be relevant for you How to Write a Letter Before Action: Maximise Impact ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M9aPnWBnc1g.html

Hi there, Thanks for your comment. It will not be necessary to get your stock transfer form stamped by HMRC because there is no stamp duty tax payable. Don’t hesitate to contact me.

Hi there, Thanks for your comment. The documents can be easily downloaded by clicking on the link in the description. Let me know if you encounter any issues!

Hi and thanks for commenting! Interested to hear any feedback you have!

Hi and thanks for the comment! What do you mean?

Thanks! Let us know if you have any questions

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Thanks for the comment and positive feedback, Cara! The agent usually receives a percentage of the revenue generated by the clients introduced. This is usually for a period of 12 months. For this, even if the principal gets more than one project from the same introduction, it is possible for the agent to still get a percentage of later projects. Does this help?

@@malcolmzoppi yes thank you!

Thanks, Saul!

Thanks!

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Thanks for the kind words, RDO! What did you enjoy most?

@@malcolmzoppi I love lasagna with fries

What are your predictions? What do you think will happen?

@@malcolmzoppi Every SEC filing since they floated has indicated the twitter platform user base contains bots, therefore any logically thinking sound minded court will rule in twitters favour and make the greatest living pump and dumper con artist pay up.

@@firestarter1888 So we are agreeing with the Caveat Emptor principle! A strong but fair view to take

@@malcolmzoppi Buyer Beware yes. Although im confident he didnt even intend let alone have the funds available to complete the deal. One thing which confuses me is why would twitter still allow him on their platform if there is a legal dispute. Something smells funny.

@@firestarter1888 Negotiation tactic or publicity stunt?

Thanks Kenn! Happy to hear you enjoyed the video.

Fortunately we don’t do legal aid

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'A lawyers perspective on Chelsea being sanctioned' Maybe you need a legal advice disclaimer, that each circumstance is different and that people should seek their own legal advice if needed. Cant be too careful ;)

Thanks for your comment!

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