What information must be contained in the Stock and Transfer Book? Stock corporations must keep a stock and transfer book, which contains a record of all stocks in the names of the stockholders, arranged alphabetically (SEC. 73, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). This book must detail the installments paid and unpaid on all subscribed […]
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What vote is required from the boards and the stockholders for the approval of a plan of merger or consolidation? Upon the board of directors or trustees of each constituent corporation approving the plan of merger or consolidation by a majority vote, the plan must then be submitted for approval to the owners (SEC. 76,
What is the rule concerning the waiver of notice for stockholder or member meetings? Notice of any meeting may be waived by any stockholder or member, either expressly or impliedly, such as by attending the meeting without immediately objecting (SEC. 49, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). However, the Code explicitly states that general waivers
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What percentage of stock or membership constitutes a quorum for stockholders’ meetings? Unless otherwise provided in the Code or in the bylaws, a quorum for stockholders’ meetings consists of the stockholders representing a majority of the outstanding capital stock (SEC. 51, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). For nonstock corporations, the quorum consists of a
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How can a voidable contract with an interested director be ratified if quorum or voting conditions were absent? If any of the first three validating conditions (quorum, voting, or fairness) are absent in a contract involving a director or trustee, the contract may still be ratified by the stockholders (SEC. 31, Revised Corporation Code of
When is stockholder approval not necessary for a corporation to invest its funds in another business? Generally, a private corporation must obtain approval from a majority of the board and ratification by two-thirds (2/3) of the outstanding capital stock before investing funds in another business or for any purpose other than its primary purpose (SEC.
What are the general voting requirements for a corporation to enter into a management contract with another corporation? A corporation cannot conclude a management contract with another corporation unless the contract is approved by the board of directors and by stockholders owning at least the majority of the outstanding capital stock of both the managing
Describe the cumulative voting rights available to stockholders in stock corporations. In stock corporations, stockholders entitled to vote possess the right to vote the number of shares standing in their own names in the stock books at the time of the election (SEC. 23, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). They have three options for
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What is the distinction between a corporator and an incorporator? Corporators are generally defined as all individuals who compose a corporation, whether they hold shares in a stock corporation or are merely members in a nonstock corporation (SEC. 5, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). Incorporators, however, are a specific subset of corporators. They are
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Can the Board of Directors of a corporation create an executive or management committee or special committees?
