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Shareholder Oppression Lawyer in Malaysia | Section 346 Companies Act 2016 Disputes between shareholders and company directors can threaten the ownership, management and financial stability of a business. Common issues include exclusion from management, misuse of company funds, dilution of shareholdings, diversion of business opportunities and disputes over control of the company. In Malaysia, section
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