Authors : Liliya Z. Gazizullina, Vadim V. Zaitcev and Yulia N. Balabanova
Abstract: In the given clause researchers consider one of the basic stages of the organisation of work of general meeting of copartners of proprietors of habitation, its direct carrying out. Researchers cause obligatory carrying out of procedures which allow to judge legitimacy of the held meeting and the decisions accepted on it further. Besides researchers prepare recommendations about legislative fastening of the list of documents which should be without fail arranged following the results of carrying out of general meeting of copartners for confirmation of legality of decisions of general meeting. It is necessary to notice that in the clause the justification is given to the point of view according to which the rate acting for today, concerning the minimum quorum of general meeting of copartners, is optimum and the requirement for mitigation or toughening of requirements to quorum questions is not available. In the conclusion, researchers of the clause make offers on unification of rules of carrying out of general meetings of copartners for the purpose of the prevention of various disputes. In this connection, the expediency of display in the current legislation and/or the charter of partnership of such rules of conducting general meeting as obligatory preparation of sheet of registration of copartners which have expressed desire to take part in general meeting (at carrying out of general meeting of copartners in the form of a joint presence without use of voting slips) is proved. And also, the obligatory appendix of copies of the letters of attorney which have been given out by copartners to the representatives for participation in general meeting, for the purpose of confirmation of availability of corresponding powers at the persons participating in meeting.
Liliya Z. Gazizullina, Vadim V. Zaitcev and Yulia N. Balabanova, 2015. Features of Carrying out of General Meeting of Copartners of Proprietors of Habitation. International Business Management, 9: 1550-1554.