1. Why shareholder expulsion is legally sensitiveShareholding is not merely an investment position. Once a person becomes a member of a company—whether by subscribing to the memorandum, receiving an allotment, purchasing shares, or otherwise acquiring membership—several statutory and contractual rights arise. These usu...
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