Which of the following cases of dismissal are likely to be deemed automatically fair by an employment tribunal?

Which of the following would be regarded as an issue of shares for an improper purpose?
(i) An issue of shares to enable the directors to maintain control of the board.
(ii) An issue of shares to prevent a take-over bid.
(iii) An issue of shares in return for a non-cash consideration.

Exe Ltd was registered in 1980 and has an objects clause in its Memorandum of Association. What is the current status of Exe Ltd's objects clause?

Z Ltd intends to participate in a "substantial property transaction" with one of its directors. Which of the following is correct in relation to substantial property transactions?
(i) The value of the asset must exceed 10% of the company's net assets and be more than £5,000.
(ii) The transaction must be approved by the shareholders.
(iii) The director must disclose his interest in the transaction.

X, Y and Z are the only shareholders in XYZ Ltd each holding 1,000 ordinary £1 shares. X is the only director of the company. The articles of association of XYZ Ltd provide that "in the event of any proposal to dismiss a director by ordinary resolution, the votes of the director are to count 3 times." Which ONE of the following is CORRECT?