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Understanding Formation & Liability of Corporations: Public, Private & Foreign, Quizzes of Business and Labour Law

Contract LawBusiness StructuresCorporate GovernanceBusiness Law

Definitions and explanations of various terms related to the formation and liability of corporations, including public vs private, domestic vs foreign, publicly-held vs closely held, promoter liability, and enterprise liability. It also covers the steps in the creation of a corporation, such as the articles of incorporation, initial meeting, and bylaws.

What you will learn

  • What is the role of a promoter in the creation of a corporation?
  • What is enterprise liability and how does it affect the entire business enterprise?
  • What is the difference between a public and a private corporation?

Typology: Quizzes

2014/2015

Uploaded on 02/22/2015

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Download Understanding Formation & Liability of Corporations: Public, Private & Foreign and more Quizzes Business and Labour Law in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Public vs private corporation DEFINITION 1 public = government based, gov backing insurance that liquidity of dollar (FDI), gov is doing through corporation a public funcitonPrivate = non gov orgs- corps created by state TERM 2 Domestic vs Foreign corporation DEFINITION 2 Corporations created by states-everywhere we do business outsdie of state where incorporated = foreign TERM 3 Publicly-held v closely held DEFINITION 3 publicly held - lots of shareholdersreach 500 shareolder (SEC will treat you like publicly held)closely held- few share holders-even 20-30 considered few TERM 4 Promoter (purpose and liability) DEFINITION 4 person who takes the preliminary steps to organize a corporation - Arranges financing, files incorporation papers, etc -But also may sign leases, hire employees, etc Promoters' Contracts promoters remain liable on preincorporation contracts made in the name of the corporation unless the contract provides otherwise or unless a novation is effected. TERM 5 Corporation does not adopt preincorporation who bound? DEFINITION 5 Promoter bound to third party TERM 6 Corporation does adopt preincorporation who bound? DEFINITION 6 Corporation boundpromoter liable TERM 7 When is corporation bound to third party by promoter preincorporation contract DEFINITION 7 When Corporation, Promoter, and Third Party Enter into a Novation or Preincorporation K specifically Provides for Termination Upon Adoption TERM 8 Steps in creation DEFINITION 8 Incorporators -->Name of Organization Not confusing similar Reservation Articles of Incorporation Contents File with Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) Initial Meeting -->Bylaws TERM 9 Incorporators DEFINITION 9 People who sign articles of incorporation filed in the state of incorpration w/ secretaroy fo state-perfunctory, short lived, ending w/ org meeting following incorporation TERM 10 articles of incorporation DEFINITION 10 simple document that includes name of org, number of authorized shares and street addressfiling = publicyamendment = requires board and sahreholder approval- must include ecertain mandatory provisions0may include any provision not inconsistent w/ law
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