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Under the Statutory Close Corporation Supplement to the MBCA,a close corporation must have bylaws on file with the Office of the Secretary of State or some other public office.
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A corporation can be formed in the State of New York by complying with New York statutes or with the Federal Model Corporation Act.
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The modern approach follows the common law rule in holding that a corporation cannot commit a criminal act.
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An offer to purchase capital stock in a corporation yet to be formed is made by a(n):
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Discuss the corporate form of business organization with respect to how it is created,the liability of persons having an ownership interest,how management is conducted,and duration of existence.
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The Revised Act provides that only one person need act as the incorporator,though more may do so.
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The City of Chicago would best be described as which of the following?
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The doctrine of corporation by estoppel is distinct from that of corporation de facto;estoppel does not create a corporation.
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Byron and Tyron have been partners for 3 years and now would like to form a corporation.Discuss what is required in most states to form a corporation.
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The Revised Model Business Corporation Act has been adopted at least in part by more than half of the states.
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Although,in general,internal affairs of foreign corporations are not regulated by the state,at least a few states,including New York,regulate such matters of those corporations that conduct a majority of their business in the state but are incorporated elsewhere.
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Which of the following is untrue regarding professional corporations?
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Which of the following may be used to redress the ultra vires acts committed by a corporation?
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The "corporate veil" is most likely to be pierced in the case of closely held corporations and in parent-subsidiary relationships.
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Master Ink owns all the stock of Prime Pen Co.A Prime Pen employee commits a tort for which the employer is liable.The suit results in a judgment for $1 million against Prime Pen.Prime Pen assets total $650,000,but Master Ink's assets are in the millions.In which of the following situations would the judgment have to be paid by Master Ink?
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In the absence of contractual restrictions,shares in a corporation may be transferred by sale,gift,or pledge.
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Charles Bonney,the sole stockholder of Kid Corporation,wrongfully used the corporation to avoid a personal liability.A court's disregard of the corporate entity to hold Bonney personally liable is called:
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A publicly held corporation is one that is both (a)owned by at least 50 shareholders and (b)required to register under the Federal Securities and Exchange Act of 1934.
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