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Thursday, December 08, 2011 9:35:53 AM
As far as the meeting, all legal entities are required to hold meetings - in Wyoming it is once per year. You are required to keep minutes. If you happen to have it in some exotic place you can write off 100% of the cost of the vacation...uhhh...I mean business trip. If the directors are present and the majority of shares are represented either directly or through proxy you have a quorum and no additional shares need be represented. From everything I can tell about what JRB did, this meeting was legal. If he held a majority stake (which we do not know) than all is good. If he didnt, but say he was provided a signed proxy by someone who held enough shares, that combined with his own made a majority, than again it was fine. Hmmm...wonder who may own shares and sign a proxy? Naaa...thats crazy talk.
The number of shares required to have a quorum must be 50% + 1, but beyond that is defined in each entities bylaws and not a state requirement.
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