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[Music] my name is annalee carver and i'm a consultant solicitor at lore bite my main areas of expertise are corporate and commercial law in this video i'll be talking to you about how to remove a director from your company one of the first things that you will need to consider before removing your director is looking at whether they are an employee of the company as well as an officer you should also consider whether the director is also a shareholder in the company you will need to find the director's service agreement or employment contract the company's articles of association any shareholders agreements and you will also need to consider the companies act 2006 as well as relevant employment laws we're now going to look at each of these points in turn the articles of association of the company are a contract between the company its shareholders and directors they will often contain rules on how to appoint and remove directors for example a majority of the shareholders is often req...