334 Application to class meetings
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

Application to class meetings

334  Application to class meetings

(1)     The provisions of this Chapter apply (with necessary modifications) in relation to a meeting of holders of a class of shares as they apply in relation to a general meeting.

This is subject to subsections [(2) to (3)].

(2)     The following provisions of this Chapter do not apply in relation to a meeting of holders of a class of shares—

(a)     sections 303 to 305 (members' power to require directors to call general meeting), . . .

(b)     section 306 (power of court to order meeting)[, and

(c)

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