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Governmental Corportation
municipal corportation
Nonprofit Corporation
similar to nontaxing governmental, formed and operated by private person
For-profit Corporation
most common, usualy to make profit that may be distributed to the shareholders as dividends
Close Corporation
held by a small group of people who know one another
Public Corporation
sells shares to people who often have litle interest in it except as investors
Promoters
bring the corportation into being
Ultra Vires
a transaction that was beyond the corporations powers
Alter Ego
shareholders dominate day to day mgmt, mix their personal dealings and corporate transactions as if all were personal
DeJure
corporation that complies with the exact letter of the law
De Facto
honest attempt to comply with the letter of the law but somehow fail to do so
Corporation by Estoppel
the “entity” represents itself as a corporation to others then it will be held liable as a corporation
Right of First Refusal
either the corporation or its shareholders are given the right to buy shares offered for sale to an outsider willing to purchase them
Buy and Sell Agreement
corporation must buy and estate of deceased must sell.
Consent Restraint
shareholder must get permission of the corporation to sell to a new shareholder
Alien Corporation
domiciled in another country, or incorporated in another state