Control in company law: right to appoint majority directors or otherwise direct management and policy decisions. The definition of Control encompasses the right to appoint a majority of directors and the ability to control management or policy decisions, directly or indirectly, through shareholding, management rights, shareholders agreements, voting agreements, or any other mechanism conferring practical direction of the company's affairs.
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Control in company law: right to appoint majority directors or otherwise direct management and policy decisions.
The definition of Control encompasses the right to appoint a majority of directors and the ability to control management or policy decisions, directly or indirectly, through shareholding, management rights, shareholders agreements, voting agreements, or any other mechanism conferring practical direction of the company's affairs.
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