A) The procedures governing appraisal rights are minimal.
B) Dissenting shareholders need only express their dissent the procedures do not need to be strictly followed.
C) Depending on the jurisdiction, dissenting shareholders may be stripped of their rights, including the right to vote.
D) The legal status of dissenting shareholders never changes.
E) Shareholders who lose their legal status also lose their right to sue.
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A) Cash purchase offer
B) Above market offer
C) Substantial offer
D) Hostile offer
E) Tender offer
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A) Probably not. Most companies provide them voluntarily because federal law requires target corporations to assist aggressors in some ways.
B) Probably not, since companies are required to provide them.
C) Yes, corporations always refuse to provide shareholder lists because of the threat of takeovers.
D) Yes, although federal law requires target corporations to assist aggressors in some ways, aggressors are prohibited from access to shareholder lists.
E) Yes, federal securities law protects target corporations from aggressors.
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A) not liable for any of the debts of the absorbed corporations.
B) liable for all debts and obligations of any absorbed corporation.
C) liable for only half of the debts and obligations of any absorbed corporation.
D) liable only for the debts and obligations that are known to the absorbing corporation.
E) liable for the debts that the shareholders agree to pay of the absorbing corporation.
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A) Bully
B) Aggressor
C) Pusher
D) Demander
E) Incentive giver
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A) Voluntary corporate discontinuance
B) Involuntary corporate discontinuance
C) Voluntary relinquishment
D) Voluntary dissolution
E) Involuntary dissolution
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A) As dissenting shareholders, they cannot overrule the majority's vote.
B) They have no options because the law does not protect shareholders from one another.
C) They have no options because 90% of the shareholders voted in favor of the merger, thus, they cannot exercise their appraisal rights.
D) They can exercise their appraisal rights and receive monetary compensation from the corporation for their value.
E) Because 90% of the shareholders voted in favor of the merger, there are no other steps Calvin and Daniella can take.
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A) That standard rules of contract interpretation do not apply to the interpretation of certificates of incorporation.
B) That the doctrine of contra proferentem, meaning that contracts are construed in accordance with standard criteria for contract interpretation, is applied when interpreting certificates of incorporation.
C) That parol evidence, while often available, is inadmissible when interpreting certificates of incorporation.
D) That an appraisal proceeding takes into account and considers any relevant element of value arising from the accomplishment or expectation of a merger or consolidation.
E) That in valuing the stock at issue, the fact that the stock would have been entitled to a mandatory redemption a few months after the merger was irrelevant.
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A) Leveraged Buyout.
B) Tender Offer.
C) Exchange Offer.
D) Cash Tender Offer.
E) Exchanged Tender Offer.
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A) The surviving corporation's right to sue Sean for amounts owed.
B) The right of Alec to sue the surviving corporation for damages.
C) The right of Tyler to a golden parachute if he is terminated after the joining.
D) The right of Byron to fire Tyler after the merger.
E) The right of shareholders to dissent from the joining of the corporations for 30 days following.
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A) Merger
B) Consolidation
C) Asset purchase
D) Restructuring
E) Reforming
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A) the secretary of state issues a certificate to grant approval for the merger
B) the SEC must issue a certificate of acceptance of a merger.
C) The courts must approve the legal plans of the merger.
D) The creditors must approve the merger of the assets.
E) The Governor of the incorporating state must approve the merger.
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