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CGOV.12:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhat failsUseful correction
A lost vote is treated as proof of abuse.The actual protected right and alleged interference remain unspecified.Recover the right, act and relevant conduct before choosing the route.
The complete dispute analysis outlasts the exercise period.An available choice expires while preparation continues.Identify the timely protective action and its actual effect.
Dilution is treated as necessarily forbidden.A valid capital issue and an omitted protection are confused.Examine the applicable offer, consent and transaction rules.
A submitted notice is called a completed exit.Payment, transfer or dispute conditions remain unperformed.Return the achieved act and follow its remaining conditions.