What are the prescribed particulars?
A. The prescribed particulars are defined in secondary legislation, namely the Companies (Shares and Share Capital) Order 2009. The particulars are : (a) particulars of any voting rights attached to the shares, including rights that arise only in certain circumstances; (b) particulars of any rights attached to the shares, as respects dividends, to participate in a distribution; (c) particulars of any rights attached to the shares, as respects capital, to participate in a distribution (including on winding up); and (d) whether the shares are to be redeemed or are liable to be redeemed at the option of the company or the shareholder.
(a) particulars of any voting rights, including rights that arise only in certain circumstances; (b) particulars of any rights, as respects dividends, to participate in a distribution; (c) particulars of any rights, as respects capital, to participate in a distribution (including on winding up); and (d) whether the shares are to be redeemed or are liable to be redeemed at the option of the company or the shareholder and any terms or conditions relating to redemption of these shares.
Related Questions
- Can Companies House give some examples of the wording that will be acceptable when completing the voting rights and prescribed particulars on a statement of capital?
- Where can I find information on the voting rights and prescribed particulars which apply to my company?
- What are the prescribed particulars?
