A company has issued a prospectus to the public stating that the company has paid dividend regularly and the prospectus is silent relating to the sources of profits, i.e., whether trading profits or capital profits. The
CS Executive · Company Law · PYQS · June 2014
A company has issued a prospectus to the public stating that the company has paid dividend regularly and the prospectus is silent relating to the sources of profits, i.e., whether trading profits or capital profits. The fact is that the company has incurred losses for all the last 5 years, but the dividend is paid out of realised capital profits (i.e., secret reserves). Y, a shareholder, claimed that the prospectus is false. Whether Y's contention is correct? Discuss.
Topics: Prospectus / Dividends
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