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Friday, November 17, 2017 6:07:36 AM
. I have examined the corporate records, talked to the appropriate parties and reviewed the
documents I considered necessary for the purpose of drafting this letter.
It clear states he's examined corporate records and talked to the appropriate parties. I think it's reasonable to think that appropriate parties would be the CEO(president, or whatever) of the subsidiary. Reviewing of the documents would also have to include seeing documentation of the subsidiary and the purchase agreement.
The fact he signed this document does make him liable as well. If he is ever questioned he would have to disclose his steps. The game has changed in regards to responsibility and everyone who signs and submits these documents can be held liable. As an shareholder, yes I will hold him accountable for his signature on document.
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