Exam 36: Fundamental Changes of Corporationspart Viii: Debtor and Creditor Relations
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Exam 36: Fundamental Changes of Corporationspart Viii: Debtor and Creditor Relations81 Questions
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The Revised Model Act would permit the directors to avoid a shareholder vote for which of the following amendments to the articles of incorporation?
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After an amendment to the corporate charter has been approved, it must be filed with the secretary of state.
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The combination of two or more corporations' total assets, title to which is vested in one of them, known as the surviving corporation, is a:
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Dissolution of a corporation does not terminate its existence, and does not require that it liquidate its assets.
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Statutory provisions protect creditors upon the dissolution of a corporation.
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The use of cash-out combinations has raised questions concerning both their purpose and their fairness to minority shareholders.In this context, fairness includes:
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The right of dissent would exist in all of the following cases EXCEPT where the corporation:
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Which of the following is NOT a basis for involuntary dissolution?
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A mortgage or pledge of any or all of a corporation's property and assets-whether in the usual or regular course of business or not- requires the approval of the board of directors and the shareholders.
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In order to lease substantially all of a corporation's assets not in the usual course of business:
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Tico, Inc.and Kanki, Inc.combine all of their assets and create a consolidated corporation, causing the original corporations, Tico and Kanki, to cease to exist.
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The attorney general of the state of incorporation may bring a court action to dissolve a corporation if the corporation obtained its charter through fraud.
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A creditor may petition the court to judicially dissolve a corporation if he has an unsatisfied judgment against the corporation and:
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Shareholders do not have vested property rights resulting from provisions in the articles of incorporation.
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The management of Corporation A forms Corporation B.Corporation B issues bonds to institutional investors to raise cash, with which it purchases the assets or stock of Corporation A.The assets of Corporation A are used as security for the bonds issued by Corporation B.This action by management is best described as a:
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A compulsory share exchange requires approval from the board of directors of each corporation, but not shareholders of either corporation.
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To eliminate minority interests, which of the following are sometimes used to take a publicly held corporation private?
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