Description

Company Constitution

A company constitution is a document that generally specifies the rules governing the relationship between, and activities of, the company and its shareholders. When you set up a company, you may adopt a constitution either on or after registration. The Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) does not prescribe the rules that must be included in a constitution. A company’s constitution may modify the provisions of the Corporations Act that apply as replaceable rules and specify the replaceable rules that do and do not apply to your company.

A constitution is a special form of contract as it binds the company, shareholders who initially agreed to adopt a constitution and any future shareholders, unlike other forms of contract that only bind those who are parties to it.

Your Company Constitution works in conjunction with your Shareholders agreement.

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