The applicants sought to set aside corporate Change Notices filed with the Ministry of Government Services that purported to remove existing directors of a non-profit amateur football corporation and replace them with the respondent and her supporters.
The dispute arose from competing groups seeking control of the organization and its assets.
The court found that the respondent lacked authority to unilaterally file the Change Notices and that the removals were not supported by proper corporate procedures, written resignations, or valid resolutions.
Evidence showed several directors had not resigned and continued to assert their positions.
The court set aside the Change Notices and directed that a properly constituted meeting be held to address the corporation’s governance issues.
