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If you are in serious dispute with a co-director – maybe you have strongly disagreed on a matter of business, for example, or are a divorcing couple - you may want to liquidate the company and move on. When directors are also 50/50 shareholders, however, it can be difficult to find a solution even if there is a shareholder agreement in place. A Members’ Voluntary Liquidation, or MVL, allows a solvent company to close down, with surplus funds being distributed among the shareholders. This can be a good solution for directors who are going through a divorce and who need to separate their business interests, or for friends who feel they cannot continue in business together. But what happens when directors each hold 50% of the shares, and only one wants to liquidate the company? https://lnkd.in/drrE-4YH

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