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Chapter 10 Self-test questions
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The duties found in ss 161-177 of the CA 2006 are referred to in the Act as?
Codified duties
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General duties
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Statutory duties
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Executive duties
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Identify which one of the following statements is untrue.
The general duties are owed by a director to the company
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The general duties can be owed by persons who are not directors
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Only directors owe general duties
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The general duties can apply to shadow directors
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A breach of duty can be avoided in several ways. Which one of the following methods will not generally be effective?
A provision in the articles excluding a director's liability for breach of duty
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Where the members provide authorisation for the directors' breach
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Where the director's breach is ratified.
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Where the director is granted relief by the court.
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Section 171 contains two duties. Identify these two duties.
To promote the success of the company
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To exercise powers only for the purposes for which they are conferred
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To act with reasonable care and skill
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To promote the success of the company
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To disclose an interest in any transaction involving the company
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To act in accordance with the company's constitution
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To avoid conflicts of interest
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To act in accordance with the instructions of the members
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To act with independent judgment
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The duty to exercise powers for the purposes for which they are conferred is subject to a four-part test. Which one of the following is not a part of this test?
The court will determine the proper purpose for which the power was delegated to the directors
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The court will decide whether the purpose for which the power was exercised, was proper
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The court will determine what power is being exercised
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The court will determine whether there were more proper purposes than improper purposes
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The court will determine the substantial purpose for which the power was in fact exercised
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The duty imposed by s 172 of the CA 2006 is entirely subjective.
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The s 172(1) duty requires directors to 'have regard' to a range of factors. Which one is not a factor listed in s 172(1)?
The need to foster business relationships with suppliers, customers and others
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The interests of the company's creditors
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The desirability of the company maintaining a reputation for high standards of business conduct
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The likely consequences of any decision in the long term
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The need to act fairly as between the company's members
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The interests of the company's employees
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The impact of the company's operations of the environment
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Section 173 requires a director to be independent. True or false?
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Regarding the s 174 duty, which one of the following statements is correct?
The s 174 duty imposes a subjective test
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The s 174 duty imposes an objective test
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The s 174 imposes a subjective and objective test
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A director who takes no part in the company's business cannot be found liable for breach of s 174
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