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In the case of (d), the new business may be wholly different
from the existing business, provided it be not destructive of
or inconsistent with it; and the question whether the new
business can be conveniently and advantageously combined
with the existing business is for the company’s shareholders
and managers [Parent Tyre Co. (1923), 2 Ch. 222].

Assuming that the Court has jurisdiction, all that it has to
decide is whether the alteration is fair and equitable as
between the members of the company; it is not concerned to
consider the wisdom or desirability of the proposed alteration
“Jewish Colonial Trust (1908), 2 Ch. 287].

Certain alterations in capital are permitted by ss. 50 and 55.
See pp. 3I et seq.