Called-up capital defined as the portion of share capital formally called for payment, creating a shareholder payment obligation. Section 2(15) defines called-up capital as the portion of a company's capital that has been formally called for payment by the company, subject to the saving phrase 'unless the context otherwise requires,' indicating its application in accordance with contextual intent and denoting the shareholders' present payment obligation in respect of their subscribed capital.
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Called-up capital defined as the portion of share capital formally called for payment, creating a shareholder payment obligation.
Section 2(15) defines called-up capital as the portion of a company's capital that has been formally called for payment by the company, subject to the saving phrase "unless the context otherwise requires," indicating its application in accordance with contextual intent and denoting the shareholders' present payment obligation in respect of their subscribed capital.
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