A) Yes, the proxies do not have a right to vote at shareholder meetings.
B) Yes, only shareholders have a right to vote at shareholder meetings.
C) No, the holder of a proxy has the right to vote at shareholder meetings.
D) No, although only shareholders have a right to vote at shareholder meetings, the proxies can influence the shareholders.
E) Yes, proxies have no rights under the law.
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A) No, dissenting shareholders are never forced to comply with the decision of the majority of the corporations' shareholders.
B) Yes, in such a situation, dissenting shareholders must comply with the decision of the majority of the corporations' shareholders.
C) Yes, although the dissenting shareholders cannot exercise their appraisal rights if not properly invoked, a court will not force them to comply with the decision of the majority of the corporations' shareholders
D) No, dissenting shareholders need not comply as long as they adequately communicate their appraisal rights.
E) No, dissenting shareholders need not comply because the procedures governing appraisal rights need not be strictly followed.
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A) A merger
B) A consolidation
C) An executed company
D) A contractual company
E) A reorganization
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A) Yes, Cheeseland only needs the approval of its board of directors before it can sell its assets.
B) Yes, Cheeseland only needs the approval of its board of directors for a merger.
C) No, Cheeseland needs the approval of its shareholders for a merger
D) No, Cheeseland needs the approval of both its board of directors and its shareholders before it can sell its assets.
E) No, Cheeseland only needs the approval of its shareholders before it can sell its assets.
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Multiple Choice
A) Short-form mergers
B) Short-term mergers
C) Minimalist mergers
D) Live-action mergers
E) State controlled mergers
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A) resulting corporation
B) standing corporation
C) approved corporation
D) surviving corporation
E) persisting corporation
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Multiple Choice
A) GS submitted its annual report forty-five days after its due date.
B) GS fired its registered agent and did not have a registered agent for over thirty days.
C) GS submitted its annual report thirty days after its due date.
D) GS paid its taxes more than sixty days after the due date.
E) GS failed to pay taxes within forty-five days after its due date.
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Multiple Choice
A) There is no requirement that the state approve consolidations.
B) After reviewing the plan to see that legal requirements are met, the secretary of state issues a certificate to grant approval.
C) The secretary of state must approve consolidations so long as the corporate entity at issue has sufficient assets.
D) The secretary of state must approve consolidations so long as creditors of the corporate entity at issue do not remain unpaid.
E) The secretary of state must approve consolidations so long as no more than 10% of either company's shareholders object.
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