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How to Change Text Size

Now with this responsive web design, you can easily change the text size to fit your eyesight needs.

Shortcut
If you browse on Companies Registry (CR) Homepage on a desktop computer, a modern web browser will allow you to hold down the Ctrl key (Command key on a Macintosh) and press the + or - key to increase or decrease the text size, and 0 to go back to the default size.

On a smartphone or a tablet, you can simply pinch open on the screen to zoom in (i.e. to enlarge) and pinch close to zoom out (i.e. to reduce) everything.

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You may also change the text size from the menu. Choose from the following web browsers for specific instructions:

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Chrome
On the Page menu, select Zoom, then Larger.

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Firefox
On the View menu, select Zoom, then Zoom In.
Or you may click on the Menu icon and select + or - to make the text size bigger or smaller.

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Internet Explorer / Edge
On the View menu, select Text Size, then Largest.
Or you may click on the IE Settings icon, select Zoom, then choose a percentage or click Zoom In.

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Opera
On the View menu, select Zoom. Then choose a percentage.

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Safari
On the View menu, select Make Text Bigger.

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CR does not endorse specific web browsers or recommend one browser over another. While some popular browsers are included here, mention of a specific browser does not imply any endorsement or recommendation.

Headcount Test

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    • Pursuant to section 674(2) of the new Companies Ordinance ("the new CO"), the "headcount test" in a scheme of arrangement that involves a general offer or a takeover offer is replaced with the requirement that the votes cast against the scheme do not exceed 10% of the voting rights attached to all disinterested shares.

    • The new test that replaces the "headcount test" upholds the "one share, one vote" principle whilst at the same time provides an added safeguard to protect minority shareholders' interests.

    • For creditors' schemes and members' schemes that do not involve a general offer or takeover offer, the headcount test is retained. The Court is given a new discretion to dispense with the headcount test for a members' scheme that retains the test.

    • A dissenting member may be ordered to pay legal costs under section 676(5) of the new CO only if his opposition to the scheme is frivolous or vexatious.
    • Sections 674 and 676
    • The relevant provisions in the old Companies Ordinance (Cap. 32) ("the old Ordinance") (i.e. sections 166, 166A and 167) and the Companies (Winding-up) Rules (Cap. 32H) (i.e. rule 117) continue to apply in relation to a scheme if an application to the Court under section 166(1) of the old Ordinance is made before the commencement date of the new provisions.
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