That is correct. In the eyes of the law, if you have a Nominee shareholder, then you are not legally the owner of the company.henrick said:So what you say is that everyone who in the past or now have appointed a Nominee shareholder has no company because they are not shareholder, no shareholder no ownership?
In the case of dor (who started this thread), if he is not the Director or the Shareholder, then he does NOT have anything to sell.
Similarly, if you have a bank account where the Nominee Director/Shareholder is the signatory to the account, then the Nominee Director/Shareholder is (legally) the owner of the account.
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