Abstract
Abstract The shareholders’ meeting conventionally is significant in determining the main direction of a company. However, since the separation of ‘ownership and control’, retaining the true purpose of having a meeting proves to be challenging. Modifications were made to the basic concepts of a meeting in order to meet with the demand of corporate practice. The question is to what extent the significant role of a meeting will subsist? This paper aims to address the issue by analysing the concept of a meeting and its development. In the end, this paper will reiterate on the importance of having a shareholders’ meeting.
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