A company incorporated with two $1 shares as its share capital, relying entirely for its initial working funds on loans from, or guaranteed by, its backers. It implies that the company has no assets. The failure to disclose that only two $ 1 shares have been issued is not a material fact; what matters is the financial state of the company concerned, not its capitalisation: New Asia Energy Ltd v Concord Oil (Hong Kong) Ltd [2000] 2 HKC 681. See also Capitalisation; Share capital.
以兩個一元股份作為其股本而註冊成立的公司，完全倚賴來自其支持者、或由其支持者作擔保的貸款的開辦工作資金。這意味著有關的公司沒有資產。未有披露僅發行兩個一元股份並非關鍵的事實；關鍵的是有關公司的財政狀況，而非其資本總額 ：New Asia Energy Ltd v Concord Oil (Hong Kong) Ltd [2000] 2 HKC 681。另見 Capitalisation; Share capital。

• Called-up share capital
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• Canon law
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