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   Can a director act for both companies?

   • A breach of duty doesn’t arise when acting for both, provided that the director does not act to undermine that fundamental duty of loyalty to both companies. That can be a difficult feat. A conflict of interest is more likely to arise where a director is appointed to one company and a second company, where the second company:

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   What does a director of a company do?

   • As individuals, directors of companies are vested with powers to control the property of companies and enter into contracts for the company. The company can’t do those things itself. The company relies on human beings to do those things for it.

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   Should I appoint a new director?

   • You should only appoint new directors if they are taking an active part in the control of your company. This is because the law considers all directors of a company to be responsible for all the duties and obligations involved. And all directors are potentially liable for any wrongdoing. Appoint a new director.

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   Should a limited company appoint new directors?

   • Every limited company must have at least one director. But you might decide to appoint other directors in the event, for example, your company expands. You should consider carefully why you are appointing new directors before doing so. You should only appoint new directors if they are taking an active part in the control of your company.

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2. www.gov.uk › guidance › director-information-hubDirector information hub: Appointing directors - GOV.UK

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   Jul 7, 2023 · Appointing other directors to your limited company has implications for you and the new director. Appointing new directors. Every limited company must have at least one director.

3. www.charlesrussellspeechlys.com › en › insightsAppointment of company directors – who can do it and how

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   Oct 31, 2022 · Guidance on appointing a director, providing corporate leaders with essential insights into the legal and procedural requirements.

4. www.gov.uk › guidance › being-a-company-directorBeing a company director - GOV.UK

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   Oct 29, 2018 · Understanding your role as director of a limited company and your responsibilities to Companies House.

5. harperjames.co.uk › article › the-different-types-ofThe different types of company director - Harper James

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   Jul 22, 2022 · Corporate Partner. As a general rule, a company is owned by its shareholders and run on a day-to-day basis by its directors. As we’ve seen in our guide to share capital, shareholders sometimes have a limited say in operational decisions.

6. www.gov.uk › limited-company-formation › appointAppoint directors and a company secretary - GOV.UK

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   Incorporate a private limited company - register it with Companies House and rules on directors, shares, articles of association and telling HMRC about the company.

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   Dec 21, 2023 · Companies are governed by directors. The general duties set out in the Companies Act 2006 sets the legal standard of behaviour for directors when running companies. Each statutory duty applies alongside each other duty. And more than one duty can be breached by one single act by a single director.

8. cms.law › en › intLegal guide for company directors and CEOs in the UK

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   a director may be appointed to the board of more than one company (however they will owe the same general duties to each company and will need to observe the conflict rule explained below); a director does not need to be an employee of the company; and; a director does not need to hold any shares in the company.