The Bylaws of a Corporation

question 29

Multiple Choice

The bylaws of a corporation:

• A) usually set up procedures for the holding of shares.
• B) do not involve financial matters such as declaring and paying dividends.
• C) usually set out the duties and authority of the officers and the conduct of meetings.
• D) need not be consistent with state laws or the articles of incorporation.

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