الحقوق الإدارية للمساهم في الهيئة العامة للشركة المساهمة الخاصة : دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

Shareholding companies constitute a cornerstone of the economic boom, due to their significant role in the development and employment areas, assisted by its ability to reach the easiest way to form large capital through public subscription shares.

Once the shares are subscribed, the shareholder becomes a member of the company and the general assembly.

Having the status of a shareholder will lead to a number of administrative rights, and the basis of these rights is the law.

The General Assembly is theoretically the sovereign and supreme authority in the company, representing the interests of the shareholders and the interests of the company.

It takes the most important decisions concerning the company's activity, future and fate.

Its decisions are binding on all shareholders.

The General Assembly takes its decisions and exercises its function through the shareholders voting in their capacity as members and stakeholders.

The amended Iraqi Companies Law No.

(21) of 1997 approved a set of administrative rights for the shareholder, without confining them to an independent chapter, rather included in its provisions.

These rights include the right to participate in meetings of the General Assembly, the right to vote, and the right to appeal against decisions of the General Assembly, and these rights have been stated in peremptory provisions, from which the shareholder cannot be deprived