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AI Summary of 227. Fiduciary duties of directors - provisions introductory to section 228
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227. Fiduciary duties of directors - provisions introductory to section 228
(1) Without prejudice to the provisions of any enactment (including this Act), a director of a company shall owe the duties set out in section 228 (the "relevant duties") to the company (and the company alone).
(2) The breach by a director of the relevant duties shall not of itself affect -
(a) the validity of any contract or other transaction, or
(b) the enforceability, other than by the director in breach of that duty, of any contract or other transaction by any person,
but nothing in this subsection affects the principles of liability of a third party where he or she has been an accessory to a breach of duty or has knowingly received a benefit therefrom.
(3) The relevant duties shall be enforced in the same way as any other fiduciary duty owed to a company by its directors.