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Article 93. Reorganisation and Liquidation of a Joint-stock Company

[as amended by (4) Law No. 30 - I of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Concerning the Introduction of Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan. July 15, 1996]

1. A joint-stock company may be voluntary reorganised or liquidated upon the decision of the shareholders meeting. Any other bases and the procedure for reorganisation and liquidation of a joint-stock company shall be determined in this Code and any other legislative acts.

2. A joint-stock company shall have the right to transform into a limited liability partnership or a production co-operative.

IV. Subsidiary organisation and related joint-stock company

replaced by (15) Law No. 282 of 10th July 1998 of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Concerning the Introduction of Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan Concerning Issues of Joint-Stock Companies.

Article 94. A Subsidiary Business Partnership

amended by (11) Law of 11th July 1997 of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Concerning the Introduction of Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan Concerning Issues of Banking Activity; and

replaced by (15) Law No. 282 of 10th July 1998 of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Concerning the Introduction of Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan Concerning Issues of Joint-Stock Companies.

Article 94. A Subsidiary Organisation

1. A legal entity whose predominant part of the authorised capital (issued authorised capital) is formed by another legal entity (henceforth - principal organisation), or when in accordance with an agreement concluded by them (or otherwise) the principal organisation has the possibility to control the decisions of a given organisation, shall be recognised as a subsidiary organisation.

2. A subsidiary organisation shall not be liable for the debts of its principal organisation.

The principal organisation which pursuant to its agreement with a subsidiary organisation (or otherwise) has the right to issue instructions which are mandatory for it, shall be liable subsidiarily with the subsidiary with regard to the transactions entered into by the latter in order to implement such instructions.

In the case of bankruptcy of a subsidiary organisation, due to a fault of the principal organisation, the latter shall bear subsidiary liability with regard to its debts.

3. The participants of a subsidiary organisation shall have the right to demand from the principal organisation of the compensation of losses caused by its fault to the subsidiary organisation, unless it is otherwise established by legislative acts.

4. Special considerations with regard to the status of subsidiary organisations, which are not specified in this Article, shall be defined by legislative acts.

Article 95. Related Joint-stock Company

amended by (11) Law of 11th July 1997 of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Concerning the Introduction of Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan Concerning Issues of Banking Activity; and

(15) Law No. 282 of 10th July 1998 of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Concerning the Introduction of Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan Concerning Issues of Joint-Stock Companies.

1. A joint-stock company shall be recognised as related where the other (participating, majority) legal entity has more than 20% of its voting shares.

2. The predominant (participating) legal entity must immediately publish the information concerning the acquisition by it of the relevant number of shares of the related joint-stock company in accordance with the procedure stipulated in legislative acts.

3. Mutual participation of joint-stock companies in the issued authorised capital of each other may not exceed twenty-five percent of either of issued (paid-up) authorised capitals, unless it is otherwise provided for by legislative acts. Joint-stock companies which mutually participate in issued (paid-up) authorised capitals of each other's, may not enjoy more than twenty-five per cent of votes in a general meeting of shareholders of each other's.

4. Special considerations concerning related joint-stock companies and joint-stock companies mutually participating in issued (paid-up) authorised capitals of each other's, which are not provided for by this Article, shall be defined by legislative acts.

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