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Promoter is defined that a person who brings the company into existence by taking an active part in forming it or finding people to join it.
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Introduction In the section 4, promoter is defined that a person who brings the company into existence by taking an active part in forming it or finding people to join it. That means a promoter who undertake an active part in forming company by buying property for company, taking lease for company, employing professional to set up company, buying shelf company, and buying goods for company. Furthermore, a promoter who can find persons to join the company, such as directors, company secretary, solicitors, and accountants. In Twycross v Grant (1877), the promoter is the person, who undertakes to set up company with reference to a given project and to set it going, and who take the necessary procedure to carry out that purpose. That means the promoters who give instructions for the preparation and registration of the memorandum and articles of association. Moreover, those persons who obtain the directors, negotiate underwriting...
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