Add to ORKGQuite frequently it becomes desirable for corporate stockholders to combine the voting power of their stock for a common purpose. The device usually employed to achieve that objective is the voting trust. Under the conventional voting trust arrangement, two or more stockholders transfer the legal title to their stock to a common trustee, who causes new certificates to be issued in his name. The voting trustee then issues voting trust certificates to the beneficial owners of the stock. The terms under which the stock is held in trust are defined by a written voting trust agreement
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It is not the purpose of this comment to discuss the history of the voting trust, to recapitulate th...
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Defendant, incorporated in 1938 with an authorized capital stock of 500 shares, amended its articles...
Corporate law is attentive to transactions with a controlling shareholder, but such transactions har...
article published in law reviewDiscussion of shareholder voting frequently begins against a backgrou...
Although the concepts of voting stock and voting power are pervasive throughout the Code, until ...
Subsequent to incorporation of a business, the question arises as to how the stockholders are to mai...
There are few moneyed corporations, the management of which is not liable to change hands, every yea...
Plaintiff filed a petition in equity attacking his removal as a director and president of the defend...
In a statutory action brought by a stockholder to determine the validity of an election of directors...
Two stockholders, controlling a majority of the class B stock of the X corporation, transferred thei...
Defendants held all the stock of a corporation as voting trustees under a voting trust which provide...
It is not the purpose of this comment to discuss the history of the voting trust, to recapitulate th...
The directors of an intermediate unit in a string of holding companies caused the corporation\u27s s...
The Supreme Court of Michigan recently decided the case of Ecclestone v. Indialantic, Inc., the impo...
Over the past few decades, the global economy, globalization and more and more commercial transactio...
Voting rights are a basic shareholder-protection mechanism. Outside of the core voting requirements ...
Defendant, incorporated in 1938 with an authorized capital stock of 500 shares, amended its articles...
Corporate law is attentive to transactions with a controlling shareholder, but such transactions har...
article published in law reviewDiscussion of shareholder voting frequently begins against a backgrou...
Although the concepts of voting stock and voting power are pervasive throughout the Code, until ...