Home | Firm Profile| Legal Advice | Legal Articles | Extranet | Contact

Ultra vires
Company law

Solicitors & Lawyers
Legal Terms

 

Term: ultra vires

1.

A purported exercise of power that a company does not possess, and therefore invalid [Latin: beyond the power]. The effect of the doctrine of ultra vires has been mitigated by the effect of the Companies Act 1989.

Usage: The exercise of the power to grant a mortgage over company property did not exist, and was therefore ultra vires the company.

Related Words: intra vires; objects; memorandum of association; Companies Acts; company; limited company; public company.


 

| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |
home / company law legal advice / ultra vires
Legal Articles

Fraud & DishonestyFraudulent Misrepresentation and Recovery of Damage: Corporate and Investment Fraud

Business StructuresPartnership Assets – Decision Overturned

Companies: Internal GovernanceDirectors Loans and Duties to UK Companies

T: +44 20 7353 2732
F: +44 20 7353 2733
Email Us
Contact lawyers

London law firm to business
search
notices & disclaimer
privacy statement

Sitemap
Technology | Commercial | Corporate law firm | London UK
Solicitors & Lawyers | Copyright | Gillhams 2005 - 2008

Lexcel Quality AssuranceAccredited Investors in People