Section 213 of the Companies Act qualifies the liability of past and present members as contributors. Explain these qualifications as provided for in the...

      

Section 213 of the Companies Act qualifies the liability of past and present members as contributors. Explain these qualifications as provided for in the Companies Act.

  

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Martin
- A member cannot be held liable to contribute after one year of cessation of membership.
- A member can only be held liable to contribute if it appears to the court that existing members are unable to satisfy the contributions required.
- A member can only be called upon to contribute the amount outstanding on his shares.
-A member can only be called upon to contribute to the assets of the company the amount he undertook to contribute in the event of winding up.

marto answered the question on February 6, 2019 at 10:39


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