Question

HI Can you please provide answers. related to cooperation law.

i had posted the question before but the answer was left unfinished. this was the answer but its incomplete "It depends on shares hold by the share holder,if the share holder holds sharesthat can influence the decisions in the board meetings "

is it possible to enforce decisions made by shareholders on the directors of the company?

Answer 1

Share holders have a lot of influence on the company.

Let say a shareholder "A" holds 51% of the total outstanding shares of a company, so he becomes the majority sharehoder.

Any corporate decision has to be vetted by the board of directors, and since A will have the most number of board seats, he can very easily influence any decision within the firm

As opposed to a shareholder "B", who owns 1% of the firm, he has virtually no say in the decisions sigle handedly since his vote will be overweighed by bigger equity holders