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A nonprofit corporation may make a profit, but it may not be distributed to members, directors, or officers.
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The business corporation is a key institution not only in the American economy but also in the world power structure.
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Under the RMBCA, a pre-incorporation subscription may be revoked at any time without the consent of the subscribers.
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The president of Hi-Glow Cosmetics sends his top chemist to Hi-Glow's competitor's labs to steal its formula for shiny lipstick. The chemist gets caught and is sent to jail. Can Hi-Glow be found to be criminally liable?
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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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Which of the following is untrue regarding closely held corporations?
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If a foreign corporation wishes to avoid transacting business in Arkansas, it would be careful NOT to do which of the following in Arkansas?
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If an act is ultra vires, it is beyond the legal authority of the corporation.
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A corporation owned by one person is treated under the law as that person.
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Which of the following names would NOT be permitted under most general incorporation statutes?
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A suit may be brought by the state to challenge the existence of a de facto corporation in a quo warranto action.
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Under the RMBCA, a corporation can act as an incorporator of another corporation.
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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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Answer the following:
a. What powers does a corporation normally possess?
b. What is the doctrine of ultra vires? What is the effect of an ultra vires contract?
A corporation possesses only the powers that the state confers on it. Typical general powers granted by incorporation statutes include the following: (1) perpetual succession; (2) to sue and be sued in its corporate name; (3) to have a corporate seal; (4) to make and amend bylaws; (5) to acquire and dispose of property; (6) to own, vote, and dispose of shares in other entities; (7) to make
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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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Which of the following is untrue regarding professional corporations?
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Under the RMBCA, the articles of incorporation must include all EXCEPT which one of the following?
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Whether a corporation is a de facto corporation may be challenged by:
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The majority of courts view a stock subscription as merely an offer that cannot be accepted until:
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