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No, it's actually common, at least in Germany. You can have a clause that allows the other shareholders to force someone out if they argue that it is necessary
by fxtentacle 5y ago
No, it's actually common, at least in Germany. You can have a clause that allows the other shareholders to force someone out if they argue that it is necessary to retain the stability of the company. You have to pay the forced-out investor for his/her shares, though.