written resolution

written resolution Under the Companies Act 2006, a resolution signed by a majority of company members and treated as effective even though it is not passed at a properly convened company meeting. A special resolution requires the support of 75% of members to become effective. Private companies can, in most circumstances, pass resolutions in this way; other companies may have power to do so under their constitutional documents. Under previous legislation, a written resolution required the signature of all members.

written statement of terms of employmentSeeStatement of Terms of Employment.

• non-production overhead costs
• nonprofit marketing
• nonprofit organization
• non-qualifying policy
• non-resident
• non-revolving bank facility
• non-sampling errors
• non-statutory accounts
• non-systematic risk
• non-tariff office
• non-tariff trade barrier
• non-taxable income
• no par value capital stock
• normal distribution
• normal loss
• Normal Market Size
• normal retirement age
• normative contract
• North American Free Trade Agreement
• nostro account
• notary public
• note issuance facility
• notes to the accounts
• notice day
• notice in lieu of distringas