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Written by PaulWakefield1, on 08-06-2009 15:41
The short answer is as the owner of a majority of the shares in the Company your brother can determine which individuals should be appointed to the Board and indeed, removed from the Board.  
 
As ever though the devil is in the detail and you would need to take care as to how changes were achieved and that they were not done in a way that leads the family into litigation. For instance, mother may allege that she has a legitimate expectation to be a director and that to remove her is unfairly prejudicial to her interests as a member (assuming she is a member of the Company also). Really your brother needs advice from someone with whom he can discuss the full picture.
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