China Engineering Excludes Board Nominees from Baoxin and Others, Shareholders Counterattack with Provisional Disposition Application
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China Engineering announced the exclusion of director and independent director nominees from shareholders such as Jiajun Investment, Dahua Construction, and Baoxin Investment, citing violations of company and M&A laws due to excessive nominations. The nominating shareholders countered that China Engineering's decision was illegal and filed an application for a "provisional disposition for temporary status" with the Commercial Court. The court accepted the application and scheduled a hearing for April 13. The shareholders claim China Engineering's actions violated company law and caused significant flaws in the general meeting's convocation process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why did China Engineering exclude the director nominees?
- A: China Engineering excluded the nominees from shareholders under Baocai, stating that their nominations violated the legislative intent of the Company Act and the Enterprise Mergers and Acquisitions Act due to exceeding the maximum number of directors to be elected, thus constituting illegal excessive nominations.
- Q: What countermeasures did the shareholders take against China Engineering's decision?
- A: The shareholders countered that China Engineering's decision was illegal and filed an application for a "provisional disposition for temporary status" with the Commercial Court. The court accepted the application and scheduled a hearing for April 13.