Exam 41: Mergers and Takeovers
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Each state establishes specific procedures for a consolidation.
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When a corporation is dissolved voluntarily, the corporation does not need to file articles of dissolution with the state.
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In some states, a consolidation follows the same procedure as the incorporation of any new corporation.
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Generally, a corporation that is selling all of its assets must obtain the approval of the board of directors and the shareholders.
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Manmade Products Corporation and Natural Goods Company combine so that all that remains after the papers have been signed is Manmade Goods. This is
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When deciding which form of business organization to choose, businesspersons normally take into account tax considerations.
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Lee files a suit against Memphis Studios Inc. While the suit is pending, Memphis Studios consolidates with Nashville Music Corporation to form Opry Productions, Inc. Now, liability in the suit, if any, rests with
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On a consolidation, one corporation inherits all of the rights and liabilities of its predecessors.
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BMX Corp. wants to acquire all the assets of Cycle Racing Corp. BMX plans to pay for the assets by issuing its own corporate stock. BMX's board of directors has already approved the merger. In what circumstances would the approval of BMX's shareholders be required for this merger? Is the approval of Cycle Racing's shareholders necessary? Explain.
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Shareholders cannot lose their appraisal rights under any circumstances.
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A takeover is the acquisition of control over a corporation by through the purchase of substantially all of its assets.
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Only one of the boards of directors of the corporations involved must approve a merger.
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