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A holder of a single share of stock who objects to a merger has the power to stop the merger. Group of answer choices True

A holder of a single share of stock who objects to a merger has the power to stop the merger.

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False

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In a merger situation, what is the right of a dissenting shareholder?

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to enforce a consolidation instead of a merger.

to have their shares appraised and purchased by the corporation.

to block the merger until satisfied regarding its terms.

dissenting shareholders have no rights with respect to a merger.

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Outstanding shares of stock have been issued to stockholders.

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False

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A creditor must only file a proof of claim if the bankruptcy trustee does not know of the existence of the claim.

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False

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After all the creditors have been paid by the trustee, any balance is turned over to the debtor.

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True

False

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All of the following are correct statements concerning wills,except: __________.

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A will must be dated.

Self-proved wills are wills that carry a presumption that they are valid if executed according to the requirements set forth by statute.

Attestation is the act of witnessing the execution of a will.

Most states require two (2) witnesses to the execution of the will.

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The requirements to create a trust are uniform.

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False

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If an express warranty is breached:

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the warrantor is not liable if (s)he honestly believed that the warranty was true.

the warrantor is not liable if due care was exercised in the manufacture or handling of the product

the seller has no warranty obligation if the buyer had the opportunity to inspect the goods before purchasing them.

the warrantor is always liable.

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In certain instances statutes provide that a change of circumstances, such as the marriage of a testator, has the effect of arevocation.

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True

False

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B-Corporations are for-profit corporations that create public benefits while providing economic returns to their investors.

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True

False

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