a creditor of the company
a member of the company
a member subject to certain conditions
not a member of the company
Answer is Right!
Answer is Wrong!
The correct answer is: A bearer of a share warrant of a company is a member of the company.
A share warrant is a document that entitles the bearer to the shares of a company. The bearer of a share warrant is a member of the company and has all the rights and privileges of a member, including the right to vote at general meetings and the right to receive dividends.
The other options are incorrect because:
- A creditor of a company is a person who has lent money to the company and is owed money by the company.
- A member subject to certain conditions is a person who is a member of a company but who is subject to certain conditions, such as the condition that they must hold a certain number of shares.
- Not a member of the company is a person who is not a member of a company.
I hope this helps!