If you have a problem with consumers rights when you buy goods or services, that you have paid for, you may wish to know what your legal rights are. From faulty or counterfeit goods to poor service and dangerous contractors, as a consumer, you are protected by English law. In this article, we will explore your legal rights and obligations as a consumer ..read more

You may have watched a popular TV programme in which the High Court’s debt recovery agents, often known as High Court Enforcement Officers (HCEO), serve a writ to either recover the money or for the possession of the personal property, In order to enforce the judgment debt (CCJ). It is a stressful situation when people find HCEO at their doorstep. This article investigates the obligations and legal rights of both the HCEO and judgment debtor ..read more

Shareholders are the ones who provide the finances for the company. The sale of shares by the company to its shareholders is what enables the company to commence and continue in business. The shareholder will receive dividends from the company and benefit from the capital appreciation of the value of his shares ..read more

If you have a problem with consumers rights when you buy goods or services, that you have paid for, you may wish to know what your legal rights are. From faulty or counterfeit goods to poor service and dangerous contractors, as a consumer, you are protected by English law. In this article, we will explore your legal rights and obligations as a consumer ..read more

You may have watched a popular TV programme in which the High Court’s debt recovery agents, often known as High Court Enforcement Officers (HCEO), serve a writ to either recover the money or for the possession of the personal property, In order to enforce the judgment debt (CCJ). It is a stressful situation when people find HCEO at their doorstep. This article investigates the obligations and legal rights of both the HCEO and judgment debtor ..read more

Shareholders are the ones who provide the finances for the company. The sale of shares by the company to its shareholders is what enables the company to commence and continue in business. The shareholder will receive dividends from the company and benefit from the capital appreciation of the value of his shares ..read more

The shareholders are the owners of the company. They are the ones who buy shares by investing in the company and in return get certain rights. These rights flow from both contract law and statute. The shareholders will own the company in proportion to the number of shares they hold ..read more

Directors have a lot of duties and responsibilities as agents of the company. They are responsible for the management of the company and are given powers by the company’s articles. They can exercise all the company’s powers. These duties also determine how a director can and cannot act. A breach of these duties will incur liability to the director and action may be taken against him ..read more

The key persons in the company like the company secretary, the directors and managers of the company and auditors are the ones involved in running the company so, they are known as officers of the company. They have responsibilities and liability for acting on its behalf. The directors are the most important officers of them all ..read more

A Company Constitution is a document which governs the management of a company. It includes the company’s articles of association; its certificate of incorporation; its current statement of capital; copies of any court orders and enactments altering the company’s constitution; resolutions affecting the constitution; and agreements involving shareholders which affect the constitution ..read more