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C-38 - Companies Act
Section 123.134
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123.134. A company may change its name, reduce its issued share capital in accordance with section 123.63 or make any other amendment to its constituting act that a company governed by this Part may make to its articles.
However, the company may not make any amendment that affects the rights, conditions, privileges or restrictions attaching to issued shares without obtaining the consent of all the shareholders concerned by the amendment, whether or not they are eligible to vote; however, it is not necessary to obtain their consent to increase the share capital or the number of shares of the company.
123.134. A company may change its corporate name, reduce its issued share capital in accordance with section 123.63 or make any other amendment to its deed of incorporation that a company governed by this Part may make to its articles.
However, the company may not make any amendment that affects the rights, conditions, privileges or restrictions attaching to issued shares without obtaining the consent of all the shareholders concerned by the amendment, whether or not they are eligible to vote; however, it is not necessary to obtain their consent to increase the share capital or the number of shares of the company.
123.134. A company may change its corporate name, reduce its issued share capital in accordance with section 123.63 or make any other amendment to its deed of incorporation that a company governed by this Part may make to its articles.
However, the company may not make any amendment that affects the rights, conditions, privileges or restrictions attaching to issued shares without obtaining the consent of all the shareholders, including those not otherwise eligible to vote; however, it is not necessary to obtain their consent to increase the share capital or the number of shares of the company.
