Whether the 10% share-capital quorum for requesting a special audit must still exist at the time of the court decision.
Yes. The quorum is a requirement of standing for the judicial request and must be met until the court decides on the appointment of the special auditor.
The statute requires a qualified shareholder minority to enforce a special audit against the majority. The wording only covers timely filing, while the legislative purpose and the nature of the proceedings require the representative minority to persist at least until the court orders the audit.