Dispute over the removal of a shareholder from an advertising company in Xiamen
Case Summary
Plaintiff: Xiamen [Company Name] Advertising Co., Ltd. (registered capital: 200 million RMB). Shareholders Wang and Chen subscribed to capital contributions of 120 million RMB and 80 million RMB, respectively, with an agreed contribution deadline of 2023 years 12 months 31 days per the articles of association. After the deadline expired, shareholder Chen contributed only 20 million RMB, leaving 60 million RMB unpaid. The company issued multiple written notices demanding that Chen fulfill his full capital contribution obligation within a reasonable time; Chen refused all requests and declined to negotiate any resolution. In 2024 year 6 month, the company convened a shareholders' meeting. A resolution was passed by shareholders holding more than two-thirds of the voting rights to terminate Chen's shareholder status. The 20 million RMB already contributed by Chen will be refunded based on the company's net asset value. Upon learning of this resolution, Chen filed a lawsuit claiming the resolution was invalid and sought its revocation. The company, as defendant, filed a counterclaim requesting confirmation that the shareholders' resolution is valid.
Key Dispute
Case Strategy
Processing Result
The court ruled to dismiss the plaintiff Chen's claims and confirmed that the resolution passed at the shareholders' meeting held by Defendant Xiamen [Ad] Co., Ltd. in 2024 year, 6 month to terminate shareholder Chen's equity is legal and valid; the plaintiff Chen shall bear all litigation costs for this case.
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