Our newly formed partnership company, with 3 other directors, is facing a tough situation. One of the directors has left with important company assets, like the website code, causing disruption. How can we address this legally and get back what’s rightfully ours?

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Law Forum › Category: Corporate › Our newly formed partnership company, with 3 other directors, is facing a tough situation. One of the directors has left with important company assets, like the website code, causing disruption. How can we address this legally and get back what’s rightfully ours?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

Our newly formed partnership company, with 3 other directors, is facing a tough situation. One of the directors has left with important company assets, like the website code, causing disruption. How can we address this legally and get back what’s rightfully ours?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

You can initiate legal action against the director for breach of fiduciary duty and theft of company assets. File a police complaint for theft and seek a court injunction to prevent further misuse of the assets. You should consult a lawyer to understand your specific legal options and potential remedies.

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