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• A shadow director, by contrast, does not claim or purport to act as a director.
• A shadow director is defined in s . 251 of the Insolvency Act 1986 in these terms:
• But s . 214 ( 7 ) provides that in the section  director includes a shadow director.
• Liquidators for Evolution Publishing Pty Limited claim Dean Bell, Evo Media's Managing Director was a " shadow director " and referred questions of phoenixing to ASIC.
• Among the options available under French law are suing the banks for acting as shadow directors of the company, and lending to a company that is technically bust.
• In some legal systems, in appropriate cases, the liquidator may be able to bring an action against errant directors or shadow directors for either wrongful trading or fraudulent trading.
• The Leader of the House also asserted that I am a shadow director of a company, DV Kelly Pty Ltd . There is no substance whatsoever to this allegation.
• He was the shadow director of the ponzi scam empire which had reportedly victimized more than 20, 000 Singaporeans ( mostly teenagers ) and rewarded top scammers with luxury cars.
• I would interpose at this point by observing that in my judgment an allegation that a defendant acted as de facto or shadow director, without distinguishing between the two, is embarrassing.
• The defendants accept, though for the purpose of these appeals only, that the liability imposed by s . 214 extends to de facto directors as well as to de jure and shadow directors.
• By being privy to most of the board's deliberations, a " shadow director " could help improve the board's credibility with the union, said Nell Minow, editor of the Corporate Library, a research service based in Portland, Maine.
• Originally the applicant also alleged that from 15 April 1987 onwards the bank was a shadow director of the company and claimed that it had thereby rendered itself responsible for what was alleged to have been the wrongful trading of the company on and after 15 May 1987.
• It suggests  and counsel's submissions to me support the inference  that the liquidator takes the view that de facto or shadow directors are very similar, that their roles overlap, and that it may not be possible to determine in any given case whether a particular person was a de facto or a shadow director.
• It suggests  and counsel's submissions to me support the inference  that the liquidator takes the view that de facto or shadow directors are very similar, that their roles overlap, and that it may not be possible to determine in any given case whether a particular person was a de facto or a shadow director.
• Directors may be of three kinds : de jure directors, that is to say, those who have been validly appointed to the office; de facto directors, that is to say, directors who assume to act as directors without having been appointed validly or at all; and shadow directors who are persons falling within the definition which I have read.
• S . 216 of the Insolvency Act 1986 provides for both criminal and civil liability where directors or shadow directors of a company that has entered into liquidation become a director, or otherwise involved in the formation or management of another company that operates under the same or a similar name to the insolvent one, within the following twelve months of such liquidation.