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Incorporation statutes generally require that each share of stock issued carry voting rights.
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The __________ precludes imposing liability on directors and officers for honest mistakes in judgment if they act with due care, in good faith, and in a manner reasonably believed to be in the best interests of the corporation.
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To protect a shareholder's interest in the corporation, the law provides shareholders with certain enforcement rights.
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Determining the names of other shareholders in order to communicate with them about corporate affairs is a "proper purpose" for a shareholder to inspect the books and records of a corporation.
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Directors who are also officers or employees of a publicly held corporation are "affiliated directors."
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Issuing favorably priced shares to management but not to other shareholders will normally constitute a violation of the fiduciary duty.
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The 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act forbids use of an audit committee by the board of a publicly held corporation; the full board must oversee the work of the public accounting firm employed to audit the corporate books.
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Which of the following would be likely to result in liability to a director of a textile company?
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Under the Statutory Close Corporation Supplement to the MBCA, a close corporation may operate without a board of directors.
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If Marge, a vice president, made a contract on behalf of Barker Corporation, she is liable if she negligently exceeded her authority.
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The Revised Act requires dismissal of a derivative suit if qualified (disinterested) directors determine, in good faith after conducting a reasonable inquiry that maintenance of the derivative suit is not in the best interests of the corporation.
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If Marilyn and George form a corporation under the Revised Act with Marilyn as president and George as treasurer, Marilyn cannot also be corporate secretary.
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Explain the reasons why the accountability of the management of a corporation is a cultural issue.
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As the shareholders' elected representatives, the board of directors are delegated the power to direct the business of the corporation.
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Zeelon Corporation stock may be summarized as follows: 100,000 authorized
90,000 issued
75,000 outstanding
15,000 treasury stock
How many shares or proxies will have to be present for a quorum (assuming no special provision and that the Revised Act is not in effect)?
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Most states, as well as the Revised Act, hold that the test for the duty of diligence requires a director or officer to discharge corporate duties:
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Any limits on the duration of the shareholder agreement must be set forth in the agreement.
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In the absence of a specific agreement, shares of stock are not freely transferable.
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