Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs (2) and (4) of the preceding Article, at a shareholders meeting, the determination of the subscription requirements may be delegated to the directors by a resolution at the relevant shareholders meeting (or, for a company with board of directors, of the board of directors). In these cases, the shareholders meeting must prescribe the maximum number of the shares for subscription for which the subscription requirements may be determined under that delegation, and the minimum amount to be paid in.
If the minimum amount to be paid in in the preceding paragraph is particularly favorable to subscribers for the shares for subscription, the directors must, at the shareholders meeting under that paragraph, explain the reason for the need to solicit that persons with such an offer of the amount to be paid in.
The resolution under paragraph (1) is effective with respect only to solicitations under paragraph (1) of the preceding Article under which the date in item (iv) of that paragraph (if a period is determined under that item, the last day of the period) falls within one year from the day of relevant resolution.
For a company with class shares, if the class of the shares for subscription under paragraph (1) is that of shares with restriction on transfer, the delegation of the determination of the subscription requirements regarding relevant class shares does not become effective without a resolution at the general meeting of class shareholders constituted by the class shareholders of relevant class shares, except if there are provisions in the articles of incorporation under paragraph (4) of the preceding Article with respect to relevant class shares; provided, however, that this does not apply to cases where there is no class shareholder who can exercise voting right at relevant general meeting of class shareholders.
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(Determination of Subscription Requirements)
Whenever a stock company intends to solicit persons to subscribe for shares it issues or for treasury shares it disposes of, the stock company must prescribe the following matters with respect to the…
株式会社は、その発行する株式又はその処分する自己株式を引き受ける者の募集をしようとするときは、その都度、募集株式（当該募集に応じてこれらの株式の引受けの申込みをした者に対して割り当てる株式をいう。以下この節において同じ。）について次に掲げる事項を定めなければならない。
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the day or period for the payment of the monies in exchange for the shares for subscription, or the contribution of the property under the preceding item;
募集株式と引換えにする金銭の払込み又は前号の財産の給付の期日又はその期間
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The determination of the matters set forth in each item of the preceding paragraph (hereinafter in this Section referred to as "subscription requirements") must be made by a resolution at a…
前項各号に掲げる事項（以下この節において「募集事項」という。）の決定は、株主総会の決議によらなければならない。
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For a company with class shares, if the class of the shares for subscription under paragraph (1), item (i) is that of shares with restriction on transfer…
種類株式発行会社において、第一項第一号の募集株式の種類が譲渡制限株式であるときは、当該種類の株式に関する募集事項の決定は、当該種類の株式を引き受ける者の募集について当該種類の株式の種類株主を構成員とする種類株主総会の決議を要しない旨の定款の定めがある場合を除き、当該種類株主総会の決議がなければ、その効力を生じない。
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Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs (2) and (4) of the preceding Article, at a shareholders meeting, the determination of the subscription requirements may be delegated to the directors by a…
前条第二項及び第四項の規定にかかわらず、株主総会においては、その決議によって、募集事項の決定を取締役（取締役会設置会社にあっては、取締役会）に委任することができる。この場合においては、その委任に基づいて募集事項の決定をすることができる募集株式の数の上限及び払込金額の下限を定めなければならない。
Open this provisioncompany with board of directors
「取締役会設置会社」
A stock company that has a board of directors, or that this Act requires to have one.
Defined inArticle 2, paragraph (1), item (vii)· applies throughout the law
company with class shares
「種類株式発行会社」
A stock company that issues two or more classes of shares with different terms on the matters listed in Article 108, paragraph (1), such as dividends of surplus or voting rights.
Defined inArticle 2, paragraph (1), item (xiii)· applies throughout the law
class shareholders
「種類株主」
A shareholder holding a particular class of shares in a company with class shares.
Defined inArticle 2, paragraph (1), item (xiv)
general meeting of class shareholders
「種類株主総会」
A meeting of the shareholders who hold a particular class of shares in a company with class shares.
Defined inArticle 2, paragraph (1), item (xiv)· applies throughout the law
shares with restriction on transfer
「譲渡制限株式」
Shares whose terms require the company's approval for anyone to acquire them by transfer.
Defined inArticle 2, paragraph (1), item (xvii)· applies throughout the law
shares for subscription
「募集株式」
Shares, newly issued or held by the company itself, that a stock company allots to the persons who applied for them in response to its invitation to subscribe.
Defined inArticle 199, paragraph (1)· applies only in this section
subscription requirements
「募集事項」
The terms a stock company must decide each time it invites subscriptions for its shares or share options, such as the number offered and the amount to be paid for them.
Short name set inArticle 199, paragraph (2)· applies only in this section
articles of incorporation
定款
A company's own basic rules, written by its founders when it is formed: at least its purpose, its trade name, where its head office is, the value of the property contributed at incorporation and who the founders are (Companies Act, Article 27). A stock company's must be certified by a notary before it takes effect (Article 30, paragraph (1)), and can later be changed by a resolution of the shareholders meeting (Article 466). Many rules in the Act apply "unless the articles of incorporation provide otherwise", so a company's articles decide a great deal of how the Act applies to it.
Written by AI using Companies Act, Arts. 26, 27, 30, 466, 575 as a reference.
board of directors
取締役会
The body made up of all of a stock company's directors (Companies Act, Article 362, paragraph (1)). It decides how the company's business is carried out, supervises the directors, and appoints and removes the representative directors (代表取締役) (Article 362, paragraphs (2) and (3)) — except in a company with a nominating committee and the other committees (指名委員会等設置会社), where it appoints representative executive officers (代表執行役) instead (Articles 416 and 420). Some decisions, such as disposing of important assets or borrowing a large amount, it normally may not hand to the directors (Article 362, paragraph (4)). A company with an audit and supervisory committee (監査等委員会設置会社) can hand more of them to directors (Article 399-13, paragraphs (5) and (6)), and a company with the committees hands them to executive officers (執行役) rather than directors (Article 416, paragraphs (3) and (4)). A company chooses in its articles of incorporation whether to have one (Article 326, paragraph (2)), but a public company (公開会社), among others, must (Article 327, paragraph (1)): a public company is one whose articles of incorporation let at least some of its shares change hands without the company's approval (Article 2, item (v)). A company with a board must have at least three directors (Article 331, paragraph (5)).
Written by AI using Companies Act, Arts. 2, 326, 327, 331, 362, 399-13, 416, 420 as a reference.
director
取締役
An officer of a stock company, elected by the shareholders meeting (Companies Act, Article 329, paragraph (1)). Every stock company has at least one (Article 326, paragraph (1)). Where there is no board of directors, the directors run the company's business unless the articles of incorporation say otherwise (Article 348, paragraph (1)), and each of them represents it unless the company has chosen representative directors (代表取締役) or others to do that (Article 349, paragraphs (1) and (3)). Where there is a board (取締役会, board of directors), the directors are its members, and the board decides the business and normally chooses the representative directors from among them (Article 362). The term normally runs to the annual shareholders meeting for the last business year ending within two years of election (Article 332, paragraph (1)).
Written by AI using Companies Act, Arts. 326, 329, 332, 348, 349, 362 as a reference.
shareholders meeting
株主総会
The meeting of a stock company's shareholders, and the body through which they decide the company's basic matters. It elects the directors and company auditors (Companies Act, Article 329, paragraph (1)) and changes the articles of incorporation (Article 466). In a company without a board of directors it may decide any matter about the company; in one with a board, only what the Act or the articles of incorporation leave to it (Article 295). An annual shareholders meeting must be called after the end of every business year, and another may be called whenever needed (Article 296). A resolution normally passes by a majority of the votes present, with holders of a majority of the votes entitled to vote attending (Article 309, paragraph (1)).
Written by AI using Companies Act, Arts. 295, 296, 309, 329, 466 as a reference.