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One of the fiduciary duties of directors is the duty not to compete with the corporation. They may pursue their own business interest, but they may not:
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The Revised Act provides that every shareholder is entitled to examine specified corporate records upon prior signed written request if the demand is made in good faith, for a proper purpose, and during regular business hours at the corporation's principal office.
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With respect to the board of directors of a corporation, which of the following is NOT correct?
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Under the Statutory Close Corporation Supplement, a closely held corporation may use a shareholder agreement in place of bylaws.
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Which of the following is untrue about a corporation's ratification of an act of an officer?
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The role of shareholders in managing the corporation is generally restricted to:
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Randall has been a member of the board of his sister's company for three years but has never actually attended a board meeting. He may be liable for failing to act.
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Members of the board of directors may not determine their own compensation.
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Arthur is a shareholder of Rowson, Inc. He has evidence to suggest that its president/CEO has allowed the corporation to engage in acts that are ultra vires . Based upon this evidence, Arthur contacts an attorney and sues the corporation on behalf of the corporation. The lawsuit Arthur has filed is known as:
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The board of directors generally manages the day-to-day affairs of the company.
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The type of authority that arises from acts of the corporation that lead third parties to believe reasonably and in good faith that an officer has the requisite authority is:
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Under the MBCA, a quorum of shareholders at an annual meeting may be not less than what percentage of the shares entitled to vote?
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The Investor Protection and Securities Reform Act of 2010 imposes new corporate governance rules on both publicly held and privately held companies.
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All of the following would constitute a "fundamental change" to the corporation EXCEPT:
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Gerhardt is the president of the Pacer Bicycle Company. He also serves as a director of the Flexible Tire Company. It occurs to Gerhardt that both companies could benefit from a contract in which Flexible agrees to supply Pacer with tires for its bicycles. If Gerhardt wishes to negotiate a contract between Pacer and Flexible, which of the following is correct?
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Some publicly held corporations have used supermajority shareholder voting requirements to defend against hostile takeover bids.
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a. Who selects the officers of a corporation under most state corporate statutes? Who removes them? Explain.
b. What duties do the officers and directors of a corporation owe to the corporation? Explain.
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According to the amendments to the Revised Act from 2014 and 2016, corporations may include in their articles of incorporation a provision that allows a director or an officer to chose to not present a business opportunity to the corporation.
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