Dispute over the validity of a shareholders' resolution at an advertising company in Fujian
Case Summary
Plaintiff Chen is a shareholder of Defendant Fujian [Advertising] Co., Ltd., holding 25% of the shares. In 2024, Defendant convened a shareholders' meeting without providing Plaintiff with at least 15 days' prior notice. The meeting adopted resolutions to amend the articles of association, increase capital and expand shareholding, and elect new directors and supervisors. Plaintiff did not attend the meeting or vote on any resolutions. Upon learning of this, Plaintiff filed suit arguing that the convening procedures and voting methods of the meeting seriously violated the Company Law and the company's articles of association, and sought to revoke all resolutions passed at the meeting.
Key Dispute
Case Strategy
Processing Result
The court ruled to revoke all resolutions made at the shareholders' meeting held by Defendant Fujian [0] Advertising Co., Ltd. in 10 of 2024, and ordered the defendant to bear all litigation costs.
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