Sonia, Chris and Debbie are the only directors and shareholders of King Pty Ltd, which owns and operates the Kings tavern. Sonia is the only non-executive director of the company. The company has 9000 ordinary shares that are fully paid up. Each shareholder holds 3000 shares. Chris and Debbie are married to each other and are also part owners of Duke Financial Brokers. King Pty Ltd has been very successful but has not paid a dividend for the last 5 years. Profits have instead been invested in financial products. Sonia is 60 years old and her husband is ill. She requests Chris and Debbie for the company to commence paying a dividend, but instead Chris and Debbie successfully pass a resolution at a members meeting to remove Sonia as a director. Sonia wishes to sell her shares, but, Chris and Debbie refuses to buy them. On further investigation Sonia discovers that King Pty Ltd has been inappropriately paying large management fees to Duke Financial brokers without any justification of work done. REQUIRED Sonia seeks your advice on whether there are any remedies available to her under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), including the procedures she may need to follow to obtain those remedies.