Letter—resignation from directorship

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Letter—resignation from directorship

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The [Secretary OR Directors]

[insert company name]

[insert company address]

[Insert date]

Dear [[insert name] OR Company secretary]

Re: [insert company name] [Limited OR PLC] (the Company)

[If inserting ‘No claims or rights of action' wording: Deed of Resignation]

I hereby resign from my office as a director of the Company[ and each of its [subsidiaries OR associates] of which I am a director] with [immediate

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Resignation definition
What does Resignation mean?

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

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