The Companies Act does not specify any requirements for the removal of a director when done by shareholders. This is the case because shareholders are not required to have a particular reason to remove a director. Shareholders of a company have the right to do so if a majority of them agree to take such an action. Directors are to serve in such a way as to satisfy shareholders; therefore, shareholders may choose to remove a director at any time. It is also for this reason a decision made by the majority of shareholders to remove a director from the board of directors is not to be reviewed by a court unless the shareholders have ben found to either have acted fraudulently or in bad faith.