Dissolution is the end of the legal existence of the corporation, basically "corporate death." It is not the same as liquidation, which is the process of paying the creditors and distributing the assets. Until dissolved, a corporation endures, despite the vicissitudes of the economy or the corporation's internal affairs. As Justice Cardozo said while serving as chief judge of the New York court of appeals: "Neither bankruptcy...nor cessation of business...nor dispersion of stockholders, nor the absence of directors...nor all combined, will avail without more to stifle the breath of juristic personality. The corporation abides as an ideal creation, impervious to the shocks of these temporal vicissitudes. Not even the sequestration of the assets at the hands of a receiver will terminate its being."Petrogradsky Mejdunarodny Kommerchesky Bank v. National City Bank, 170 N.E. 479, 482 (N.Y. 1930)

1. when the company dissolution's final meeting was called; explain the application of the business law to the court of the resolution 2. on the basis of the Statement of Affairs to be filed, connect the application of the business law to fill the gaps left by the creditors' list 3. justify the instruction of the Creditors voluntary winding up subject to the use of the business law in form matters 4. relate the user changes for the initial law classification to cover up the vents of the normal Final meeting and dissolution accordingly 5. what are the milestones for the Duty to call creditors meeting subject to the business law? 6. Make connections between the specific cases that are part of the Basic Procedure for Takeovers. 7. Help internalize the target potential regarding obvious take offers of bankruptcy as initiated by the market value for the share in business law. 8. Explain the schemes of arrangements in business law and how they can be tilted to fit in well with the operations of the transfer compromises. 9. Be specific with examples when explaining the first type of merger program for a company that is always given the first priority. 10. What is the next other for the aforementioned?