By concluding a shareholders’ agreement, shareholders can avoid a situation where, in the event of a disagreement, the business comes to a standstill when neither party has enough votes to make decisions, e.g. profit distribution.
A particularly difficult situation arises when shareholders have equal votes and one of them is the manager of the company. The manager can then make decisions that benefit him and the other shareholder can do nothing.
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