I think it should be understood that Kinti is a "void" company. A dissolved corp is in a wind-up period and the fiduciary duty shifts from its shareholders to its creditors. I don't believe anyone with a business mind would be so deficient in their due diligence as to acquire the status of "majority shareholder" of a dissolved corporation. I don't know how many creditors Kinti has, but whatever is left of this corp is theirs. A shareholder is sh*t out of luck.
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