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A company’s objects: do they still matter?
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In this article the authors consider why a company’s objects continue to be relevant despite recent legislative developments and the implications of s 31(2)(c) and s 31(3) Companies Act 2006 should a counterparty proceed with a contract outside the company’s objects before registration of a notice of amendment of the company’s objects.
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