i— Each partner shall have the right to attend the meetings of the general assembly either in person or by his proxy, provided that the proxy shall not be the company's manager or from among the members of the control board. The proxy shall represent no more than one partner, and each partner shall have a number of votes equal to the shares he owns in the company.

ii— The general assembly meeting shall not be valid unless attended by a number of partners owning more than half the capital, and the resolutions thereof shall be valid if passed by the majority of the shares represented in the meeting unless the company's memorandum of association provides for a bigger majority. If the quorum is not available, the general assembly shall be invited to hold a second meeting within the ten days following the first meeting for the same agenda. This meeting shall be valid regardless of the number of the shares represented thereat. In this case, resolutions shall be passed by the majority of the shares represented in the meeting unless otherwise provided for in the memorandum of association. The company's manager, the auditor and at least one member of the control board, if any, may attend the meeting, however, none of them shall have the right to vote on the resolutions discharging them of responsibility. The competent government authority may send its representative to attend the general assembly meeting.

iii— Minutes shall be drafted for each meeting including an adequate summary of the deliberations and resolutions of the general assembly, and shall be signed by the meeting chairman. Such minutes shall be entered in a special register to be kept at the company's headquarters. The provisions regulating the commercial books shall apply to this register, and the company's manager shall be liable for the accuracy of the data contained therein.