Extraordinary General Assembly definition
Examples of Extraordinary General Assembly in a sentence
In order that a Stockholders' Extraordinary General Assembly is considered legally joined by virtue of the first summon, shall be represented on it by at least 75% of the stocks in circulation.
Ordinary General Assembly meetings shall convene once a year and within three months following the end of Company’s fiscal year; Extraordinary General Assembly meetings shall convene whenever necessitated by the Company.
Resolution for Dissolution Article 60 - Should, for any reason whatsoever, the dissolution and liquidation of the Bank become necessary, an Extraordinary General Assembly shall be convened to resolve upon the matter.
Shareholders and their representatives who are present at the Ordinary or Extraordinary General Assembly meetings shall exercise their votes pro rata to the total nominal value of their shares.
A “virtual” Extraordinary General Assembly will also be held to elect the Officers and Members of Council.
These documents will be distributed to all voting delegates at least 10 days before the Extraordinary General Assembly.
An Extraordinary General Assembly shall be summoned by the Secretary-General if unanimously requested by the Executive Committee a 2/3 of the Council or in response to a written request to the President from at least half of the Union's Adhering Bodies.
No matter shall be discussed at an Extraordinary General Assembly that has not been included in the pre-circulated Agenda.
Interested candidates for the Executive and Council shall submit in writing a nomination to the Secretary-General at least four weeks prior to the date of the Extraordinary General Assembly.
The Extraordinary General Assembly must be held at least one month prior to the General Assembly/IUPAB Congress – the date will be set by the Secretary-General.