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MRL2601 ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 2 - 2024 UNIQUE NUMBER: 867625 DUE DATE: 20 SEPTEMBER 2024 QUESTION 1 Johannes, Phineas and Beauty are Mnandi CC’s members. Beauty has discovered that Phineas concluded a contract on behalf of Mnandi CC for the purchase of a yacht without consent of any of the other members. She is of the opinion that Mnandi CC should not be bound to the contract because the corporation’s main business is catering. In addition, she shows you the association agreement which stipulates that only Johannes is authorised to conclude contracts on behalf of Mnandi CC. Advise Beauty whether or not Mnandi CC is bound to the contract concluded by Phineas. Refer to relevant case law in your answer. QUESTION 2 The main object of ABC (Pty) Ltd is manufacturing furniture. The Memorandum of Incorporation provides that the board of directors may appoint a managing director who will be authorised to enter into contracts on behalf of the company. Should the contract, however, exceed the amount of R150 000, prior consent of the general meeting is required. Godfried, one of the directors, buys a beach house for R350 000 from Nomagugu on behalf of ABC (Pty) Ltd. Explain whether or not ABC (Pty) Ltd can raise the restrictions to its capacity as contained in its Memorandum of Incorporation as grounds to avoid being bound to the contract. QUESTION 3 Zingapi is a minority shareholder in Telemark (Pty) Ltd. In spite of good business the company’s profits are not increasing. Zingapi suspects that the directors, who are also majority shareholders are wasting the company’s money on unnecessary business trips and luxuries for themselves. Zingapi is concerned about the costs that she would incur in a court action. Advise her of the steps she should take in order to institute a derivative action on behalf of Telemark (Pty) Ltd. QUESTION 4 Helmut is a member of Belvue CC. He is the oldest of all the members and is concerned about his deteriorating health. He does not want to sell his member's interest since the corporation's business is doing very well. Advise Helmut whether or not he can bequeath his interest in the close corporation to his daughter. In addition, advise him whether or not effect will be given to his wishes if he makes provision in his will for the transfer of his interest to his daughter.

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MRL2601
ASSIGNMENT 02
SEMESTER - 2
DUE DATE: 20 SEPTEMBER




2024


"Elevate Your Excellence: Where Distinction Meets Assurance in Every Assignment!"

, MRL2601 ASSESSMENT 2 SEMESTER 2 – 2024

UNIQUE NUMBER: 867625

DUE DATE: 20 SEPTEMBER 2024




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, QUESTION 1.

Johannes, Phineas and Beauty are Mnandi CC’s members. Beauty has discovered that Phineas
concluded a contract on behalf of Mnandi CC for the purchase of a yacht without consent of
any of the other members. She is of the opinion that Mnandi CC should not be bound to the
contract because the corporation’s main business is catering. In addition, she shows you the
association agreement which stipulates that only Johannes is authorised to conclude
contracts on behalf of Mnandi CC. Advise Beauty whether or not Mnandi CC is bound to the
contract concluded by Phineas. Refer to relevant case law in your answer. (5)



1. Authority of Members under Section 54 of the Close Corporations Act:

Section 54 of the Close Corporations Act states that every member of a close corporation has
the authority to conclude contracts on behalf of the corporation with third parties. This means
that, regardless of any internal agreement to the contrary, any member of Mnandi CC, including
Phineas, is legally able to bind the corporation in dealings with outsiders.


2. Doctrine of Constructive Notice:

The doctrine of constructive notice does not apply to close corporations. This means that
external parties are not required to be aware of the internal rules or restrictions specified in the
association agreement. Consequently, a third party dealing with a member of the close
corporation is not bound to check whether that member has the authority to act on behalf of
the corporation beyond what is apparent from their position as a member.




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