Director resignation letter—intra-group reorganisation—share purchase

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Director resignation letter—intra-group reorganisation—share purchase

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The [Directors OR Secretary]

[Insert company name]

[Insert company address]

[insert date]

Dear [Directors OR Secretary],

[Insert company name] (the Company)

I hereby resign from [each of ]my office[s] as [a] [director AND/OR [and ]secretary] of the Company [and

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United Kingdom
Key definition:
Resignation definition
What does Resignation mean?

Where an employee has given notice to the employer to terminate the employment relationship.

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