Summary
English Law encompasses Common Law, Statutory Law, and European Law. Each serves different purposes. In the UK, company directors can claim money from the Crown for tax overpayments or redundancy if the company goes into liquidation. Shares generally cant be converted to cash instantly without selling. Banks can grant credit based on internal policies and regulatory compliance. Consult a legal professional for specific guidance.Full Conversation
So which law out of those is the strongest
The term "strongest" isn't typically used to rank laws. Each area of law you mentioned serves a different purpose and is applicable in different situations. Could you clarify what you mean by "strongest"?
Could you tell me how a director of a company can claim money from the crown
Sure, to help with your inquiry, can you please specify the country you're referring to? The process for a company director to claim money from the crown can vary depending on the location.
Uk
In the UK, a company director might claim money from the Crown in specific situations, like:
- Claiming redundancy if the company goes into liquidation
- Submitting a claim for an overpayment of taxes
Each process has specific steps and requirements.
How can a companies shares legally be converted into cash instantly without selling etc
In general, company shares can't be converted into cash instantly without selling. The standard process involves selling shares on the market. If you're seeking an alternative, it's best to consult with a financial advisor or an attorney in your location.
What law allows a company to be granted a credit of any amount by a bank
In the UK, the law doesn't specify a limit to the credit a bank can grant a company. It's largely up to the bank's discretion, following their internal policies and credit risk assessment. However, the bank must adhere to regulations by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.
How can you legally claim money from the crown
In the UK, money can be claimed from the Crown under certain conditions, such as:
- If the company has overpaid taxes, it can file a claim with HM Revenue & Customs.
- If the company goes into liquidation, directors may be able to claim redundancy pay.
Please consult with a legal professional for your specific case.