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Exceptions to the Officer's Certificate Board Approval Requirement - Vimarsana News

Exceptions to the Officer's Certificate Board Approval Requirement

Corporations Code Section 1103 provides that after approval of merger by board and any approval of the outstanding shares required by Chapter 12, surviving corporation must file copy of agreement merger with officers’ certificate of each constituent corporation attached.

Must An Officer's Certificate Always State That The Board Approval? | Allen Matkins - Vimarsana News

Must An Officer's Certificate Always State That The Board Approval? | Allen Matkins

Recently, I was looking at the form of Officer’s Certificate of Approval of Agreement of Merger on the Secretary of State’s website.  Paragraph 2 of the form states...

Why I Find This Case To Be So Confusing | Allen Matkins - Vimarsana News

Why I Find This Case To Be So Confusing | Allen Matkins

I recently came across Judge William Alsup's ruling in Carbon Crest, LLC v. Tencue Productions, LLC, 2022 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 66676.  However, the first two sentences of the ruling left me...

Ninth Circuit on Carbon Crest, LLC v. Tencue Productions, LLC - Vimarsana News

Ninth Circuit on Carbon Crest, LLC v. Tencue Productions, LLC

Judge William Alsup's ruling in Carbon Crest, LLC v. Tencue Productions, LLC. First two sentences of the ruling - Defendant Tencue Productions California liability company that provided event production services to other companies. Jeffrey D. Wilk sought to sell Tencue.

Alaska Supreme Court Addresses Corporate Information Withholding - Vimarsana News

Alaska Supreme Court Addresses Corporate Information Withholding

The Alaska Supreme Court in Borer v. Eyak Corp. addresses a winning candidate for a seat on the board of directors of an Alaska Native Corporation declined to sign the corporation's confidentiality agreement and code of conduct.