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It is used as a shield to perpetrate fraud and the individuals composing it will be treated identically

Peircing the veil of corporate entity

Doctrine which states that corporation mau exercise only powers expressly authorized by law or incident to its existence

Doctrine of Limited Capacity

Theory of corporation which states that it exist by grant of the State

Theory of Concession

Theory of corporation which states that it exist because the parties want it to exist

Gennosenshaft Theory

Private corporation can only be created by?

Corporation Code

Special law can create only?

-Public Corporation


-Government owned or controlled corporations provided in the interest of common goods and subject to test of economic viability

Corporation is not entitled to moral damages

True

This is a method by which the percentage of Filipino equity in corporations engaged in nationalized and/or partly nationalized areas of activities is accuratelt computed and the dimunition of said equity prevented.

The Grandfather Rule

Cannot be successfully attacked in a direct proceeding for that purpose by the State

De jure corporation

Can be attecked directy in quo warranto proceeding but cannot be attacked collaterally

De facto corporation

One that is formed for a religious purpose

Ecclesiastical corporation

One that is formed for a purpose other than ecclesiastical or religious

Lay corporation

One that is organized for public charity

Eleemosynary corporation

One that is organized for profit

Civil corporation

A corporation which exercises power for indefinite period without interference from sovereign power

Corporation by prescription (Roman Catholic Church)

Liability of persons assuming to act as a corporation and those dealing with it

Liable as general partners for all debts and damages incurred

A person who usually discovers a prospective business and brings persons interested to invest in it. He facilitates the creation of corporation by negotiating contracts for its initial operations

Promoters

Promoter's liability on contracts

Personally liable until the corporation ratifies or adopts such contracts

Third person must also agree to absolve promoter from laibility

True

A newly formed corporation is not automatically liable for preincorporation contracts. It will become liable only by adoption, rarification or novation of such contracts

True

I. Redeemable shares may be issued by the corporation only if expressly provided in the articles of incorporation



II. They may be deprived of voting rights



III. They may be purchased or taken up by the corporation upon the expiration of a fixed period, regardless of the existence of unrestricted retained earnings



IV. The terms and conditions for their redemption must be stated in the articles of incorporation and the stock certificate representing the said shares


All statements are true

Shares that grant to the founders certain rights and privileges not enjoyed by other shares

Founders' shares

Founders' shares must be classified as such in the articles of incorporation

True

If the exclusive right to vote and be voted for in the election of directors is granted in founders' shares, it must be for a limited period of?

Not exceeding 5 years

Stock certificate as a rule is issued only if the subscription is fully paid

True

Treasury shares may again be disposed of for what price?

Reasonable price fixed by the board of directors

Shares that are issued without consideration or with no adequate consideration

Watered Stock

Subscription to no-par shares shall be deemed fully paid and non-assessable

True

No par value shares may not be issued for a consideration less than?

P5 per share

Corporatios which cannot issue no par value shares

Bank


Public Utilities


Insurance company


Trust company


Building and Loan association

BPI TB

Preferred shares may be issued only with a stated par value

True

Matters which non-voting shares may nevertheless vote

-Amendment of the articles or incorportation


-Adoption and amendment of by-laws


-Sale, lease, exchange, mortgage, pledge or other disposition of all or substantially all of the corporate entity


-Increasing bonded indebtedness


-Increase or Decrease of capital stock


-Merger or consolidation


-Investment of corporate funds in another corporation


-Dissolution of corporation


AASIIMID

Also known as corporate franchise. It refers to the right and privilege granted by the State to exist as a corporation. It is vested in the individuals who compose the corporation and not on the corporation itself

Primary franchise

Refers to rights and privileges which are not a prerequisite to corporate existence

Secondary franchise

Term of corporation

50 years renewable for another 50 years; in no case the extension be earlier than 5 years of the original expiry date

Qualifications of incorporators

-must be natural persons


-of legal age


-majority of whom must be residents of the Philippines


-5-15


-must own at least 1 share

Minimum capital requirement

-25% of authorized capital stock must be subscribed


-25% of total subscription paid


-paid up capital not less than P5000


Effect of non-use of corporate charter for 2 years

Deemed dissolved

Effect of continuous non-operation for 5 years

Ground for Suspension

Qualifications of a director or trustee

-5-15


-owner of at least 1 share


-majority must be residents of Philippines


-not convicted by final judjment for an offense punishable by imprisonment of more than 6 years


-do not commit a violation of the corporation code within 5 years prior to date of election or appointment

Term of office of director

1 year

The incumbent directors do not automatically cease to hold office upon the expiration of their term if they have yet no successors. This is know as?

Principle of holdover

This method of voting is designed to give minority stockholders a representation in the board of directors

Cumulative Voting

Formula used to determine the votes needed to elect the desired number of directors

[(# of Outstanding shares x Desired # of directors to be elected)/(Total number of directors to be elected +1)]+1

Qualification of Corporate Officers

President- must be a director


Treasurer- may be a director or not; must be resident


Secretary- must be resident and citizen

No one can be the president and secretary or president and treasurer at the same time

True

Vote required to have a valid corporate act

Majority of quorum

Created for the purpose of taking immediate action on important matters without the need of a board meeting. Serve as a screening committee

Executive Committee

Powers not delegated to Executive Committee

-Approval of any action for which shareholders' approval is also required


-Filing of vacancies in the board


-Amendment or repeal of bylaws or adoption of new bylaws


-Amendment or repeal of any resolution of the board which by its express terms is not so amedable ore repealable


-Distribution of cash dividends to shareholders


AFAAD

Corporations covered by revised corporate governance

-Sell equity/debt securities to the public


-Assets in excess of P50,000,000 and at least 200 stockholders who own at least 100 shares of each of equity securities


-Grantees of secondary licenses


-Equity securities are listed on Exchange

SAGE

Number of independent director in the Board

At least 2 independent directors or 20% of the members of the board, whichever is lesser but in no case less than 2

A person who is independent of management and free from any business

Independent Director

Maximum holdings of independent director

Not more than 2% holdings

A director who is also head of department or unit of the corporation or performs any work related to its operation

Executivr Director

A director who is not the head of a department or unit of the corporation nor performs any work related to its operation

Non-executive directors

Chair and CEO is as much as possible be separated. In case unified, the proper checks and balances should be laid down to ensure that the Board gets independent views

True

Disqualifications which are normally violation of SRC, banking and Corporation Code and convicted by final judjment

Permanent Disqualification

A temporarily disqualified director shall have how manh days to take appropriate action to remedy or correct the disqualification. Failure to so so shall make disqualification permanent

Within 60 business days

The board shall appoint a compliance officer who shall have the rank of at least?

At least vice president; if none, corporate secretary preferably a lawyer

Independent directors should always attend Board Meetings. Unless otherwise provided in the by-laws, their absence shall not affect the quorum requirement

True

To monitor directors' compliance with the attendance requirements, corporations shall submit to Commission record of attendance in Board meetings, when?

On or before January 30 of the following year

Audit Committee shall consist of how many directors?

At least 3 directors. The chair must be an independent director

Nomination Committee and Compensation or Remuneration Committee shall be composed of?

At least 3 directors one of whom should be an independent director

Compliance Officer shall issue certification every?

January 30

Stockholders' rights

-Vote on all matters that require their consent


-Pre-emptive right


-Appraisal right


-Inspect corporate books and records


-Information


-Dividends

VPAIID

Manual of Corporate Governance shall be submitted to the Commission for its evaluation within?

180 business days from the date of effectivity of the Code

Sanctions in case of violation of Corporate Code

Fine not more than P200,000



Any violation to SRC shall be assessed separately

Report of election shall be submitted by the secretary to the SEC within?

30 days

Rules in filing of vacancies

By the stockholders


- ERI


- Other than ERI, remaining BOD does not constitue quorum



By the remaining BOD


- Other than ERI, remaining BOD still constitute quorum



ERI


Expiration of term


Removal


Increase

Directors are not entitled to compensation except for?

Reasonable per diems

Total yearly compensation of directors shall not exceed?

Shall not exceed 10% of net income before income tax of the preceding year

Liability of corporate officers in case of violation of OLD duties

Jointly and severally (Solidary)

Fiduciary Duties of Corporate Officers

Duty of Obedience


Duty of Loyalty


Duty of Diligence

OLD

A contract of the corppration with one or more of its directors, trustees or officers is?

Voidable, at the option of such corporation

In order for the self dealing director transactions be valid, requisites are?

-Presence is not necessary to constitute quorum


-Vote is not necessary for the approval of contract


-Contract is fair and reasonable


-Previously authorized by BOD in case of officers


-Full disclosure of the adverse interest of directors is made at meeting

PVCPF

Liabilty of directors or officers for secret profits

Liable as trustee

It is when a director holds seats in the BOD of two or more corporations

Interlocking directorate

Requisites for validity of contract between 2 or more corporations with interlocking directorate

-no fraud


-contract is fair and reasonable


-if nominal interest- presence not necessary for quorum and vote not necessary for approval of contract

When shall it be considered subtantial interest?

Stockholdings exceeding 20%

This is the doctrine to the effect that when a director attempts to acquire in violation of his duty, he must account for all profits derived to the corporation

Doctrine of corporate opportunity

Powers expressly granted to a Corporation

Express powers

Powers which are necessary to carry into effect express powers

Implied powers

Powers that a corporation may exercise by reason of its very existence as a corporation

Incidental or Inherent powers

Under this doctrine, the capital stock and assets of the corporation are held in trust for creditors. There shall be no distribution of assets to shareholders until the claims of creditors have been paid

Trust Fund Doctrine

No management contract shall be entered into for a period longer?

Longer than 5 years for any one term except to exploration, development, utilization of natural resources

Corporate acts which require vote of BOD and Outstanding Capital Stock

-Amendment of the Article of Incorporation


-Increase or Decrease capital stock


-Increasing bonded indebtedness


-Investment of fund in another corporation other than for primary purpose


-Denial of pre-emptive right *


-Sale of all or substantially all of corporate property



-Management Contract */


-Extension or shortening of corporate term


-Declaration of stock dividend *


-Amendment of by laws /


-Merger and Consolidation


-Adopt a plan of distribution of assets of a nonstock corporation


-Corporate Dissolution

AIIIDS MEDAMAC


* * *


/ /

Corporate acts which require vote of Majority of BOD

-Vacancies filing


-Executive Committee delegation of power

VE

Corporate act which requires vote of Majority of Quorum of BOD

Fixing of issuance price when authorized by the AOI

Fi w/

Corporate acts which require vote of majority of outstanding capital stock

-Calling for special meeting for removal of director


-Adoption of by laws after incorporation


-Revocation of delegated power of BOD to amend by laws


-Election of directors


-Compensation of directors


-Fixing of issuance price when not authorized by AOI

CARECFw/o

Corporate acts which require vote of 2/3 of outstanding capital stock

-Removal of directors


-Interlocking director


-Disloyalty of director


-Delegation of power to BOD to amend by laws


-Self dealing director


RIDDS

Adoption of by laws prior to incorporation shall be approved and signed by?

All the incorporators

The filing of AOI is a condition precedent for the acquisition by the corporation of juridical personality, while the filing of by laws is a condition subsequent thereto

True

Certification by government agency of new by laws or amendment thereto is required for?

Bank


Banking Institution


Building and Loan Association


Educational institutions


Other special corporations

Proxy vote during what meeting is not allowed

Director's meeting

Regular meeting of directors shall be held when?

Monthly

Regular meeting of stockholders shall be held when?

Annually as fixed by the bylaws; if none, any date in April

Notice of regular meeting of directors

1 day prior

Notice of regular meeting of stockholders

2 weeks prior to meeting

Special meeting of directors shall be held when?

Anytime upon call of president

Special meeting of stockholders shall be held when?

Anytime deemed necessary

Notice of special meeting of directors

1 day prior

Notice of special meeting of stockholders

1 week prior

Place of meeting of directors

Anywhere

Place of meeting of stockholders

City or municipality where the principal office of corporation located

A special meeting of stockholders for the removal of directors must be called by?

Secretary on order of president or written demand of majority of stockholders

Proxy is valid only for meeting which it is intended except in the case of? Which shall be effective for a period of?

Continuing proxy; not exceeding 5 years at any one time

Voting trust shall be effective for a period of?

Not exceeding 5 years at any one time except require by loan agreement

I. Proxy has no legal title while a trustee acquires title of transferor



II. Proxy is generally revocable, while voting trust agreement is irrevocable for the duration of its term



III. Proxy is valid only for the meeting which it was intended except continuing proxy, while voting trust agreement is not limited to a particular meeting



IV. Proxy need not be notarized while voting trust agreement is required to be notarized

All statements are true

Certificate of stock covered by voting trust agreement shall be cancelled and a new one shall be issued in the name of trustee

True

Every corporation must adopt by laws within?

1 month after receipt of official notice of issuance of its certificate

Amenden or new bylaws shall only be effective when?

Upon issuance by the SEC of a certification that the same are not inconsistent with this Code

Holders of subscribed shares not fully paid which are not deliquent shall have all the rights of stockholder

True

Revocability of pre-incorporation subscription before filing of AOI

Irrevocable for at least 6 months from date of subscription except:


- all of the other subscribers consent to revocation


-the corporation fails to materialize within 6 months or longer as stipulated in the contract of subscription

Revocability of pre-incorporation subscription after filing of AOI

Irrevocable; no pre-incorporation subscription may be revoked

Revocability of post-incorporation subscription

Irrevocable after its acceptance by the corporation unless consented by all stockholders

When consideration for stocks is other than actual cash or consists of intangible property, valuatiom thereof shall initially be determined by?

Incorporators or BOD subject to approval of SEC

Shares of stock shall not be issued in exchange for?

Promissory notes


Future service

No certificate of stock shall be issued to a subscriber together with interest and expenses in case of deliquent shares has been paid

True

One brought by stockholders on behalf of corporation

Derivative suit

Action brought by a stockholder against the corporation

Individual suit

Brought in behalf of himself and all other stockholders against a group of stockholders

Representative Suit

No transfer of shares shall be valid until it is recorded in the books of the corporation

True

Heirs do not automatically becomes a stockholder upon death of a stockholder

True

Liability of directors for watered stocks when he consents or has knowledge and does not express objection in writing for the issuance of shares for a consideration less than its par or in excess of its fair value

Solidary for the difference between the FV received and the par value

How many days from the date specified in contract make shares deliquent when no payment is made?

Within 30 days

sale of deliquent stock shall be made when?

Not less than 30 days nor more than 60 days from date it becomes deliquent

Copy of resolution ordering the sale of deliquent stock shall be published for?

Once a week for 2 consecutive weeks in newspaper of general circulation of the locality of corporation

Deliquent shares shall not be entitled to vote nor any rights except?

Right to dividends

How many days shall the corporation furnish to stockholder who request in writing a financial statement

Within 10 days from receipt of a written request

At the regular meeting FS duly signed by independent CPA shall be presented to stockholders. In what case shall the FS may be certified under oath by the treasurer

If paid up capital is less than P50,000

Instances where any stockholder can exercise appraisal right

Amendment of AOI


-authorizing preferences in any respect superior to those of outstanding shares og any class


-changing or restricting rights of stockholder


-extending or shortening term of existence


Sale of all or substantially all of corporate property


Investment of corporate funds in another corporation


Merger or consolidation

A(ACE) SIM

Any dissenting stockholder shall make written demand for the payment of the fair value of his shares within?

30 days after the vote was taken

Within how many days from the date of the corporate action shall the FV of shares be determined by 3 disinterested persons in case FV cannot be agreed

Within 60 days

The cosf of appraisal shall be borne by?

The corporation, except when the FV ascertained is approximately the same, which case it shall be borne by the stockholder

Number of directors of non stock corporation

May be more than 15

Term of office of director of non stock corporation

3 years

Manner of voting in non stock corporation

Non-cumulative (entitled to 1 vote)

Transferability of interest of non stock corporation

Non transferable

Place of meeting of members of non stock corporation

Any place inside the Philippines

A corporation owned by not more than 20 persons

Close corporation

Entities which cannot operate as close corporation

Banks


Public utilities


Insurance companies


Mining or oil companies


Stock exchanges


Educational institutions


institutions


Public interest vested corporation

BPI-MSEP

Articles of incorporation of close corporation may provide that the business shall be managed by the stockholders instead of BOD

True

A corporation is not a close corporation when at least 2/3 of its voting stovk is owned by another which is not a close corporation

True

Trustees of non stock educational institutions shall have a number of?

Not less than 5 nor more than 15

Term of office of trustees of nonstock educational institutions

5 years

Corporation which may be formed by one or more persons

Corporation sole

When does a presiding elder shall become a corporation sole?

From and after the filing with SEC of articles of incorporation

Religious socities may incorporate for the administration of its temporalities or for the management of its affairs, upon written consent at a meeting of at least?

At least 2/3 of its membership

Even if the corporation was formed under our jurisdiction, it shall be considered a foreign corporation if controlled by foreigners

True

The nationality of corporation follows that of the country under whose laws it was incorporated

Incorporation test

The nationality of corporation follows that of the stockholders owning the controlling interest

Control Test

The Grandfather Rule will be applied only if there are questions about compliance with Filipino ownership requirements

True

The Grandfather rule applies to the registration of the subsidiary if the capital structure of both the parent corp and its subsidiary do not comply with the 60%:40% Filipino to foreign ratio

True

Examples of public corporation

Provinces, cities, municipalities, barangays

Refer to corporstions created under a special law and those under Corporation Code where the government owns at least a majority of its outstanding voting capital

Government-owned or controlled corporations (Land Bank, GSIS)

Organized for profit which are granted a franchise by the State to perform public service

Quasi-public corporations (Meralco)

Conditions which must be present in order for a de facto corporation to exist

-there must be a valid law


-attempt in good faith to incorporate


-actual exercise of corporate powers


-certificate of incorporation is issued



Ex: (majority of incorporators are not residents of the Phil; name is similar; acknowledgment is defective)

In what cases will preclude even the existence of a de facto corporation

-absence of AOI


-failure to file AOI

Those stockholders mentioned in the AOI and who are signatories of such document

Incorporators

No meeting is necessary except when required by the corporation code pertains to what corporate act?

Amendment of the articles of incorporation

It protects directors who act with due care and in good faith provided their decisions are within the law and made in the best interests of the corporation

Business judjment rule