If I own 50% of a ltd company and the other shareholder refuses to buy me out can I liquidate the company?



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generally speaking no you can not do that..the reasons will be that you will open yourself up to a huge legal fees and damages that the other shareholder would have rights to any protential income that your company might have earned.
Propably not, check the rules in the articles of incorporation. YOu may be able to sell it to someone else.
You need to check with an Attorney. It certainly is allowed to liquidate the business, but it is going to depend on local law and the bylaws you agreed to on set up or buy in. An Attorney could tell you if you have that right and how you would go about exercising it.

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