If the Number of Voting Shares of the Surviving Corporation

question 49

Multiple Choice

If the number of voting shares of the surviving corporation in a merger increases by twenty percent or less,this eliminates which needed approvals when compared to ordinary mergers,where the number of shares of the surviving corporation increases by more than twenty percent?

• A) shareholders of the surviving corporation
• B) shareholders of both corporations
• C) shareholders and the board of directors of the surviving corporation
• D) shareholders and the board of directors of the corporation that does not survive
• E) The approval requirements are the same, regardless of whether the increase in voting shares of the surviving corporation is more or less than 20 percent.

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