Rangers legal battle: Live updates from Court of Session hearing A group of opposition Rangers shareholders have taken a legal move that could block the company's annual general meeting later this month. On Monday, former oldco director Paul Murray and ex-Rangers International Football Club plc chairman Malcolm Murray are having their petition heard at the Court of Session in Edinburgh. The pair, along with fellow small shareholders Ian Cormack, John Graham and Colin Howell, made the move in an attempt to force Rangers International to consider the appointment of new directors at the annual general meeting, which is scheduled to take place on October 24. They are seeking to appoint both of the Murrays, property adviser Scott Murdoch and former human resources director at BT Alex Wilson as Rangers International directors. Previously, the Rangers board has rejected this resolution as "not valid," stating that the signatures on the resolution had "not been validly executed." An earlier attempt by the opposition group, backed by institutional investors Artemis and Hargreave Hale, failed to remove Rangers International chief executive Craig Mather, finance director Brian Stockbridge and fellow director Bryan Smart, failed to result in a general meeting of the company being called. On that occasion, the rebel faction were also looking to appoint Paul Murray and former PricewaterhouseCoopers executive chairman Frank Blin to the board.