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Re: marliz post# 7095

Thursday, 11/27/2008 11:43:05 AM

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I am thinking he can bind himself silent on a contract, as he has done, but said contract must be beneficial to shareholders as we are one of his main fiduciary responsibilities. Especially now that the only debts are intercompany. He can only allow for liquidation preference. If a going concern develops, there are only voting rights to consider.
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