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A director’s main duty is to maximise shareholder funds.
If you wind a company up, after paying off the creditors, the money goes to the shareholders.
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If you wind a company up, after paying off the creditors, the money goes to the shareholders.
IanM
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....and a shareholder is free to buy or sell their shares.... I wasnt aware of that facility with my tax money! (but tell me where to sign!!) 
...so the analogy is way off
...so the analogy is way off
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All I said was that a lot of company accounts are dodgy.....and a shareholder is free to buy or sell their shares.... I wasnt aware of that facility with my tax money! (but tell me where to sign!!)
...so the analogy is way off
Didn’t say it was right or wrong. I’ll let others decide that!
Unfortunately those perpetually defensive of the Brexit cause assumed I was defending the EU.
SocketRocket
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My comment was aimed at yours where you said Company money is not the companies but the shareholders. Cash at hand and in the bank of an incorporated company does not belong to the shareholders, it belongs to the company. Shareholders can be paid a dividend or can sell their shares but that does not detract they do not own the companies money. You are correct that if the company is wound up then any surplus money after closing expenses would be given to the shareholders.
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If you offer it in reply to a point, maybe folk will assume it was connected to the point?
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Well, you know what they say about assumption 🤔If you offer it in reply to a point, maybe folk will assume it was connected to the point?
drdel
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Philippe Lamberts MEP has agreed with Tusk said 'No' and is also reportedly saying that EU is now in favour of a 'No Deal', because they won't agree to changes to the WA.
IF the EU does indeed push UK over the limit then won't this require border controls in Ireland ? I suspect this might be brinkmanship to force the UK to buckle under from fear of the NI peace process. This will go down to the wire.
Might be an idea if the EU and UK started 'trade' talks now then a protocol on an agreement for the future would obviate the 'back stop' making it redundant.
Mind you the EU has form in speaking with forked tongues as anyone who has studied the mixed messages that came from Brussels during the Greek, Italian and Spanish debt 'negotiations'.
IF the EU does indeed push UK over the limit then won't this require border controls in Ireland ? I suspect this might be brinkmanship to force the UK to buckle under from fear of the NI peace process. This will go down to the wire.
Might be an idea if the EU and UK started 'trade' talks now then a protocol on an agreement for the future would obviate the 'back stop' making it redundant.
Mind you the EU has form in speaking with forked tongues as anyone who has studied the mixed messages that came from Brussels during the Greek, Italian and Spanish debt 'negotiations'.
jp5
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Can hardly blame the EU. Hardly going to tear up two and a half years of negotiation, which was signed off by our PM (who also decided to spend a few months having an election in the midst of it) only for the PM to come back 60 days from B-day and say it's not what she wanted after all. What a state.
Colonel Bogey
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The UK should give the SNP a vote NOW to let them decide again if they wish to stay in the EU or UK. A put up or shut the flip up vote. I'm sick to death of listening to them whining on about it all. Give them the vote again. Only this time the vote should say
Choose one or the other you cannot have both
A. EU
B. UK
That'll sort them out.
Choose one or the other you cannot have both
A. EU
B. UK
That'll sort them out.
Doon frae Troon
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Tory MP's acting as a baying mob to stop the leader of the third largest party at Westminster from speaking.
Home of Democracy I don't think so.
May prattling on about a Scottish Border blissfully unaware that many Scots would be happy with a border if it meant we remained in the EU.
Home of Democracy I don't think so.
May prattling on about a Scottish Border blissfully unaware that many Scots would be happy with a border if it meant we remained in the EU.
ColchesterFC
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It's for his own good. They're trying to stop him from saying something stupid again.
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Tory MP's acting as a baying mob to stop the leader of the third largest party at Westminster from speaking.
Home of Democracy I don't think so.
May prattling on about a Scottish Border blissfully unaware that many Scots would be happy with a border if it meant we remained in the EU.
It was for his own good - it was disgraceful that he tried to bring in the N Ireland peace process to score points
And democracy was shown when the SNP amendment was soundly beaten. Your chips get bigger
Anyway this was a enlightening read - not sure how much is factual
https://thedeceptionscanner.com/uk-eu-brexit-what-brexits-6-ws-reveal-about-the-british-democracy/
Doon frae Troon
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So you support the behaviour of a mob to deny free speech in the UK Parliament.
ger147
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Wind your neck in and stop behaving like a choob.
Doon frae Troon
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'Bring in' The peace process....eh
It has been there from 2016 or have you missed it.
ColchesterFC
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Yes absolutely, especially when it shuts up a complete **** like Ian Blackford.
drdel
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Tory MP's acting as a baying mob to stop the leader of the third largest party at Westminster from speaking.
Home of Democracy I don't think so.
May prattling on about a Scottish Border blissfully unaware that many Scots would be happy with a border if it meant we remained in the EU.
You might be careful what you wish for. The constant whinging by Scotland is wearing thin: not everything is the fault of the English.
I watched your man from the SNP and concluded that there would nothing that would be satisfactory and stem his childish, vitriolic rant.
Doon frae Troon
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I want to be part of an Independent Scotland within the EU.
I would consider that a vast improvement to the incoming UK hard Brexit.
Funny how it is whinging when you relate to the Scots but 'FREEDOM' for UKOK Brexiteers.
Foxholer
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Kipling's 6Ws are still (and will always be) relevant!
However, interpretation of, and emphasis applied to, the answers mean that different opinions can either be formed or bolstered!
Oh and while I'm being a bit philosophical.....
I am sick and tired of posters declaring how various activity are/would be 'undemocratic'! Describing legitimate activity in this way is absolute twaddle! It may not be 'right and proper', but unless it's illegal/against rules, then it's 'democratic' - at least in the version of 'democracy' that's relevant!
The UK has a slightly different version of Democracy to that of other countries (and/or the EU) and, indeed, significantly different version to other countries that might declare that they are 'democratic'. This entire issue has highlighted both the strengths and weaknesses of UK's version of Democracy, but I haven't noted any really important faults - that weren't obvious already!
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Your country had a vote to try and achieve the first stage of your wishes and your country voted against your wishes - do you not respect those wishes ?
And the second part is irrelevant because the first part didn’t happen. And I also doubt that Scotland would be welcomed in the EU due to them being unable to be a Net contributor- would take out more than they put in
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