Farhad Moshiri

7+ Years On... Your Verdict On Farhad Moshiri

  • Pleased

    Votes: 107 7.7%
  • Disappointed

    Votes: 1,284 92.3%

  • Total voters
    1,391
If he invests money here, he is already a better owner than Kenwright. As long as he doesn't pick an awful manager (if Martinez is replaced), and he lets the manager make the right decisions without too much interference, I will be happy with his ownership.
 
MATTHEW IS GOING IN

WE ARE TWO PAGES FROM THE POINT OF NO RETURN

Anyone allying themselves with Damo better check their Articles of Disassociation really quick to avoid being collateral damage when majority shareholder @The Esk starts the culling

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In corporate law there is no differentiation between directoral responsibilities and liabilities and that of a Chairman, the distinction does not exist.

English common law still applies Esk.

That includes that a breach of fidicuary duty does not need to be deliberate. As in cases of corporate negligence and breaches of fidicuary duty that can be added after litigation after normal limitations.

There was a high court decision on this Esk.
 
MATTHEW IS GOING IN

WE ARE TWO PAGES FROM THE POINT OF NO RETURN

Anyone allying themselves with Damo better check their Articles of Disassociation really quick to avoid being collateral damage when majority shareholder @The Esk starts the culling
There are some threads you just swerve when certain posters are going toe to toe...

And just lurk...
 

English common law still applies Esk.

That includes that a breach of fidicuary duty does not need to be deliberate. As in cases of corporate negligence and breaches of fidicuary duty that can be added after litigation after normal limitations.

There was a high court decision on this Esk.

The Chairman has additional powers as a matter of convention under common law, including the power to preside over meetings and the ability to adjourn.

However the fiduciary responsibilities (and therefore liabilities) are no greater than any other director.
 

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