alleryStart learning →A body corporate counts as director-interested if directors control at least what voting power?
AFifteen per cent
BSeventy-five per cent
CFifty-one per cent
DTwenty-five per cent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Twenty-five per cent
Directors exercising or controlling twenty-five per cent of the voting power make the body corporate a person in whom they are interested.
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