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Practical Law Corporate has published Standard document, Shareholders' deed for a start-up, which is a standard form shareholders' deed between the shareholders of a start-up company and the company itself. This shareholders' deed can be used in relation to a proprietary company limit...

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Practical Law’s Corporate Resources: Scenario 1 - Share sale (10:00 min)

Kate Merrifield, Head of Corporate Practical Law Australia, demonstrates how to use Practical Law’s Corporate resources to complete a matter efficiently.

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Practical Law’s Corporate Resources: Scenario 3 - Share buy-back(2:33 min)

Kate Merrifield, Head of Corporate Practical Law Australia, demonstrates how to use Practical Law’s Corporate resources to complete a matter efficiently.

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Practical Law’s Corporate Resources: Scenario 2 - Appointing a Director (3:25 min)

Kate Merrifield, Head of Corporate Practical Law Australia, discusses the tools available to complete a matter efficiently.

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How to get the most out of Practical Law’s Corporate Resources (7.15min)

Kate Merrifield, Head of Corporate Practical Law Australia, introduces Practical Law’s Corporate resources.

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