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14 Cards in this Set

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01 Corporation
Under BCL, a corporation is a legal entity which is created in accordance with statutes.
02 Promoters
Under BCL, a promoter is the person that conceives of the idea and purpose of the corporation.
03 Incorporator
Under BCL, the incorporator files the certificate of incorporation with the secretary of state.
04 By-Laws
Under BCL, the by-laws of a corporation is an agreement between the corporation and its shareholders outlining each of the parties' respective obligations.
05 Business Judgment Rule
Under BCL, a court will not second guess a business decision if it was made in good faith, was reasonably informed, and had a rational basis. Directors are not guarantors of success; however, they must be prudent.
06 Duty of Loyalty (Specific to Interested Director Transactions)
Under BCL, a director must act in good faith and with the conscientiousness, fairness, morality, and honesty that the law requires of fiduciaries.
07 Duty of Care
Under BCL, a director must discharge his duties in good faith and with that degree of diligence, care, and skill that an ordinary prudent person would exercise under similar circumstances in like position.
08 Breach of Duty of Care - Nonfeasance (Director Does Nothing)
Under BCL, a director is liable if he breached his fiduciary duty and his breach caused a loss to the corporation.
09 Breach of Duty of Care - Misfeasance (Director Does Something that Hurts the Corporation)
Under BCL, a director is liable if he breached his fiduciary duty and caused a loss, but will not be liable of he meet the business judgment rule.
10 Corporate Opportunity Doctrine
Under BCL, a director, officer, or shareholder cannot usurp a corporate opportunity. A corporate opportunity is something that the corporation needs or has an interest of expectancy in, or that is related to the business of the corporation.
11 Indemnification
Under BCL, indemnification is the assumption of financial responsibility by a corporation for actions taken by directors and officers in their official capacities on behalf of the corporation.
12 Derivative Actions
Under BCL, a derivative action is a lawsuit brought by an existing shareholder on behalf of the corporation against the directors, management, or other shareholders of the company; the cause of action is typically grounded on an alleged breach of duty.
13 Ultra Vires
Under BCL, untra vires literally means "beyond the powers."
14 Preemptive Rights
Under BCL, preemptive rights are the right to purchase shares to maintain a shareholder's proportional interest in a corporation.