I don't think that's correct. The shareholders own the shares, but it's the board of the shareholder that decides whether or not the shares of the subsidiary are sold - so shareholder resolutions are not required and you just need board minutes instead.
Hi all
My name is Will and I'm a third year history student at Durham. I'm applying for training contracts this summer.
Interesting fact about me is that I play football for the Durham 2nds team.
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Will
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