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Units 7B/HIGHER, 8/ Higher Pages 263-346
Units 7B/HIGHER, 8/ Higher Pages 263-346
Units 7B/HIGHER, 8/ Higher Pages 263-346
Pages 263-346
Collocations
To set up a business
To take a risk
To declare a dividend
A return on investment
To consider an option
To make a profit
Unlimited liability
To make money
To bear a loss
To run a business
To have a control
Personal assets
To repay a loan
To go into business
To demand a payment
To incur a debt
To go bankrupt
Limited liability
Claim damages
Fail to respond
Request an information
Interest rates
Waste time
Insolvency proceedings- a process taken when an organisation or individual are no longer able
to meet their financial obligations and pay their creditors when debts are due.
Present a document- oficially give that document to someone or file the document in a
particular place.
To file a document
Winding up petition- a document that starts the process of liquisation. A request made to the
court.
To work closely
To experience difficulties
T raise finance
A long-term effect
To make a decision
To take a decision
To appoint a director
To remove a director
Good faith
To act improperly
To declare a dividend
To give consideration to
A conflict of interest
To give advice
To hold a meeting
To convene a meeting
To make a decision
To take a decision
To pass a resolution
To carry a resolution
To obtain a majority
To appoint a proxy
To form a quorum
A simple majority
To adjourn a meeting
To realise assets
To dissolve a company
Monthly instalments
To go off- when food such as fish or meat goes off it means that you can’t eat the foot because it
is decaying.
To carry a risk
To recover goods
A sensible precaution
To take a precaution
Clearly stated
To provide a service
A rival organisation
To transfer ownership
An implied term
To imply a warranty
To disclose information
To suffer a loss
amend a warranty
to commit a breach
a material breach
a minor breach
to remedy a breach
to give a notice
An unforeseen event
To rely on a clause
To establish a principle
Prepositions
To trade under a name- mr. fox trades under the name of “foxgloves”
A return on investment
To opt for something- to choose one thing or possibility rather than others
To be restricted by something
To register with someone- To give someone's, something's, or one's own name or other details
with a particular person, place, department, organization, etc.
To have security over assets- the bank has security over their car- სესხის დაზღვევა ქონებით.
To belong to someone
According to something
To consist of something
determined by someone
to have the agreement of someone- we have the agreement of our shareholders to enter into this
contract.
Incorporation of
In accordance with
Issue under
Taxed as ( a partnership)
Apply with
In connection with
To be instructed by someone
Until a date
Audited by
Letter of 10 december
Further to
Compensation for
As a result of something
Acceptable to someone
Transfer to someone
Year of trading
Increase by 15%
Approval from
To advise on something
To work on a project
To be classed as something
To lead to something
To be sidqualified from something
A show of hands
To attend in person
To vote by proxy
Cease to drade
Title to something
In a condition
Aimed at
In dispute
Difference between
To be of a certain standart
To go out of business
dictionary
Dissolved- ჩაშლილი შეთანხმება, ლიკვიდირებული
Respective- relevant, particular, the one thing in a group of things that refers to or belongs to a
particular person. შესაფერისი, შესაბამისი
Former- ყოფილი
Retirement- პენსია
commencement- დასაწყისი. A formal word meaning the start or the beginning of something.
Survivors- the remainig partners. People who continue to partners after one of the partner dies
or leaves the partnership for any other reason.
Aggregate- total
Contribute- give
Dissolve- finish
Share capital- the amount of money that represens the value of a compant’s shares.
Secretary- a person who must make sure that all the statutory regulations regarding a ompany
are followed.
The memorandum of association- set out the company’s name, where the subscribers (ხელის
მომწერები) of the company are situated and the purpose of the company. Lawyers call it the
“registered office” of the company. წესდება.
Prior- before
Benefit- good
Consent- permission
Reference- მითითება
Mortgage- გირაო
Furnish- provide
Procure- obtain
Execute- perform
Undertake- agree
Instigate- start
Express- clear
An accountant- person who deals with the financial paperwork of the company
Secretary- a person who makes sure that the legal requirements of the company are complied
with.
Auditor- a person who inspects all the financial records of the company
Suppliers- people or companies that provide goods or service to other people or companies,
often on regular basis.
An invoice- a piece of paper that shows what you are buying and how much you must pay.
Insolvency- a situation where a company does not have enoigh money to pay its debts-
გაკოტრება
Raising finance- obtaining money from banks, private individualsm or ivestment institutions.
Acquisitions- when one company buys another company. Also known as “takeovers”
Restructuring companies- changing the existing structure of the companies with the aim of
improving their perfomance- რეორგანიზაცია.
Joint ventures- situations where two or more companies work together on a particular project
for a limited period of time. Each company remains independent from each other.
Undertook- did.
Client base- the number and type og people and companies that a law firm provides service to.
To acquire further skills- to get more practice in doing something sp that you become better at
doing it.
Executive directors- people who make all of the day-to-day decisions about running a company.
Fiduciary duty- a duty to act in the best interests of someone because that person trusts you.
Shadow director- someone who doesn’t have an official position of authority but still gives
instructions to the official directors.
A conflict of interest- when you are in aposition of trust for more than one person and if you
take a particular action, this will be good for one person while at the same time be bad for
another.
To remove a director- dismiss tgat person from his or her position as a director.
Quorum-the minimum number of people who have to be ay the meeting in order to make an
official decision.
convene a meeting- to call a meeting. A company sends a notice to all the shareholders telling
them when and where the meeting will take place.
Adjourn- stop the meeting and arrange a new date for it, postpone it.
Shareholder’s Proxy- if a shareholder cant go to the meeting, he/she can ask someone else to go
there and vote for him/her. წარმომადგენელი.
Minutes- ოქმი
To strike off- საქმის წარმოების შეჩერება, სიიდან ამოშლა. To remove a company from the
central register of the companies.
Asset- ქონება
Unanimously- ერთხმად.
To wind up- ლიკვიდირება- to liquidate- formally close a company.
Solvent- გადახდისუნარიანი.
Solvency- გადახდისუნარიანობა,
A receiver- a person who must take control of a company’s assets and try to recover enough
money to pay back a particular secured creditor.
Security- a huarantee that you will pay back someone the money that you owe to them.
A charge- type of security. An example of a fixed charge is a mortgage.a fixed charge is attached
to a particular asset and gives the chargeholder the right to take that asset if the borrower
doesn’t pay the money that he/she owes.
Compulsory liquidation- when a creditor presents a winding-up petition to the court, on the
grounds that the company can not pay its debtsm and the court makes an orger for the company
to be wound up. The official receiver becomes the liquidator of the company.
Administrator- a person who has the power to run a company which is in administration.
He/she must be a qualified insolvency practitioner.
Proceeds of sale- the money that you get from selling something,
Grounds- reasons
Unsecured creditor- an individual or a company that lends money without obtaining specified
assets as security.
Record- ოქმი
Proposed transaction
unanimously -ერთხმად
Members’ voluntary liquidation- when the shareholders of a company decide to close the
company and there are enough assets to pay all the debts of the company
Administration order- an order made by a court that gives a company some time to try to
resolve its financial difficulties or sell its assets in order to pay its creditors
Minutes of a meeting- which provide the details of what happened at that meeting
Proceeds of sale of something- the money that you get when you sell that thing.
Quorum- the number (such as a majority) of members of a body that when duly assembled is
legally competent to transact business.
Shadow director- the persons who tells everyone what to do but has not been appointed as a
director.
Exclusive directors- directors who are closely involved in the decision-making of a company.
Freelance- self-employed
Perishable goods-goods like meat, fish, milk. Which are impossible to use or sell after a certain
time, because they expire and become dangerous to eat.
Merchandise goods- goods that the public can buy from shops. Consumer goods.
Warehouse- a large building where a business keeps goods for a period of time bfore it sells
them
Store the goods-keep goods in a particular place where it can be safe until your are ready to sell
them.
Pay for something in Instalments-to pay for something in several regular payments over a period
of time.
Assignor-a person who assigns his/her IP rights(e.x songwriter). The person/ company who buys
the rights is the assignee
In the Public domain- public can easily find something, because it is on the internet or copies of
it exist.
(free of any) Encumbrance- the right that some third party has in the intellectual property.
A warranty- a guarantee that one party gives to the other. A statement of a fact.
An indemnity- a promise that one party makes to the other.
Compensate- to pay someone money so that they do not suffer the effects of a loss.
Act of god- force majeures which are not connected to human activity. Fire, hurricane and e.t.c
A strike- a situation where many people stop working, usually because they have a dispute with
their employer.
Clause- term
Trading- the action or activity of buying and selling goods and services.
Compulsory liquidation- when a creditor presents a winding-up petition to the court, on the
grounds that the company can not pay its debtsm and the court makes an orger for the company
to be wound up. The official receiver becomes the liquidator of the company.
Pitfalls- problems that are likely to happen when you are taking part in a particular activity.
Express;y- clearly and unmistakably stated. In a contractual situation, it usually means written
as opposed to spoken.
rival- მოწინავე
licensee- a person who has permission to use intellectual propertu, even though he/she is not
the owner
whatsoever- at all
defematory- the act of communicating false statements about a person that injure the reputation
of that person
negotiate- შეთანხმება
ceases- stops
suspend- to stop doing a particular activity for a period of time with the intention that you migh
ot might not start the activity again later on.
Verb/ noun
Disturb/ disturbance
Admit/ admission
Amend/ amendment
Dismiss/dismissal
Respond/ response
Abate/ abatement
Distinguish/ distinction
Lose/ loss