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Where must stockholders' meetings be held according to the regulations?
Where must stockholders' meetings be held according to the regulations?
- At the state capital
- At the principal office location (correct)
- In any city worldwide
- In any private venue
What is the maximum term for a trustee according to the regulations?
What is the maximum term for a trustee according to the regulations?
- 5 years
- 1 year
- 3 years (correct)
- 2 years
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for the formation of a corporation?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for the formation of a corporation?
- Consent of the state
- Consent of the parties
- Approval from shareholders (correct)
- None of the above
Which of the following powers does a corporation NOT have?
Which of the following powers does a corporation NOT have?
Which of the following represents the right associated with the membership of shareholders?
Which of the following represents the right associated with the membership of shareholders?
What must be specified regarding the location of stockholders' meetings?
What must be specified regarding the location of stockholders' meetings?
What is a key aspect of a corporation's powers and existence?
What is a key aspect of a corporation's powers and existence?
What may happen if the location of the principal office is impractical for meetings?
What may happen if the location of the principal office is impractical for meetings?
What is a key advantage of forming a corporation?
What is a key advantage of forming a corporation?
Which document is necessary for a corporation to officially establish itself?
Which document is necessary for a corporation to officially establish itself?
What must the corporate name of a One Person Corporation include?
What must the corporate name of a One Person Corporation include?
Which statement is true about the corporate veil?
Which statement is true about the corporate veil?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a One Person Corporation?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a One Person Corporation?
In a One Person Corporation, who acts as the sole director and president?
In a One Person Corporation, who acts as the sole director and president?
What is a common misconception regarding the liability of corporations?
What is a common misconception regarding the liability of corporations?
When converting from an Ordinary Corporation to a One Person Corporation, which aspect remains unchanged?
When converting from an Ordinary Corporation to a One Person Corporation, which aspect remains unchanged?
What must a single stockholder do if they become the treasurer of the corporation?
What must a single stockholder do if they become the treasurer of the corporation?
Which of the following positions cannot be held by a single stockholder in an OPC?
Which of the following positions cannot be held by a single stockholder in an OPC?
In educational non-stock corporations, what is the maximum number of trustees allowed?
In educational non-stock corporations, what is the maximum number of trustees allowed?
What must happen if a single stockholder of an OPC becomes incapacitated?
What must happen if a single stockholder of an OPC becomes incapacitated?
If organized as a stock corporation, how is the number and term of directors determined?
If organized as a stock corporation, how is the number and term of directors determined?
How many nominees must a single stockholder designate in the Articles of Incorporation?
How many nominees must a single stockholder designate in the Articles of Incorporation?
For educational corporations that are organized as stock corporations, how is the term of directors classified?
For educational corporations that are organized as stock corporations, how is the term of directors classified?
What is the minimum number of trustees for educational institutions organized as non-stock corporations?
What is the minimum number of trustees for educational institutions organized as non-stock corporations?
Which statement accurately describes a stock corporation?
Which statement accurately describes a stock corporation?
What distinguishes a One Person Corporation (OPC) from other types of corporations?
What distinguishes a One Person Corporation (OPC) from other types of corporations?
Which of the following entities is NOT permitted to incorporate as a One Person Corporation?
Which of the following entities is NOT permitted to incorporate as a One Person Corporation?
How is membership affected in non-stock corporations?
How is membership affected in non-stock corporations?
Which governing body typically oversees a non-stock corporation?
Which governing body typically oversees a non-stock corporation?
What is the primary characteristic of a non-stock corporation?
What is the primary characteristic of a non-stock corporation?
What is a key requirement concerning capital stock for certain corporations?
What is a key requirement concerning capital stock for certain corporations?
Which of the following is TRUE about the transfer of shares in a stock corporation?
Which of the following is TRUE about the transfer of shares in a stock corporation?
Which statement about the nationality of a corporation sole is true?
Which statement about the nationality of a corporation sole is true?
What is a condition under Philippine law for a foreign corporation to operate?
What is a condition under Philippine law for a foreign corporation to operate?
Which of the following describes a corporation aggregate?
Which of the following describes a corporation aggregate?
What does the 'Consent Doctrine' imply for foreign corporations?
What does the 'Consent Doctrine' imply for foreign corporations?
When can a corporation aggregate sue in the Philippines?
When can a corporation aggregate sue in the Philippines?
What is an important aspect of the nationality determination for corporations in the Philippines?
What is an important aspect of the nationality determination for corporations in the Philippines?
Which of the following accurately states the legal capacity of a foreign corporation under Philippine law?
Which of the following accurately states the legal capacity of a foreign corporation under Philippine law?
Under what circumstance can a corporation sole be sued?
Under what circumstance can a corporation sole be sued?
Study Notes
Merger and Consolidation of Banks
- Banks may merge or consolidate under specific guidelines provided by law.
- Consent from the State is required to form any corporation, in addition to the parties' agreement.
Corporation's Rights and Powers
- Corporations possess the right of succession and can exist beyond the life of their founders.
- Powers and properties of a corporation are defined and limited to what is expressly authorized by law or incidental to their existence.
Classes of Corporations
- Stock Corporations: Capital is divided into shares, and shareholders receive dividends based on shares held.
- Non-Stock Corporations: Income is not distributable as dividends to members or trustees; typically governed by a Board of Trustees.
One Person Corporation (OPC)
- An OPC consists of a single stockholder who must be a natural person, trust, or estate.
- OPCs do not require minimum authorized capital stock and are not mandated to submit corporate by-laws.
Corporate Structure
- A single stockholder must serve as both Director and President. Other officers such as a Treasurer and Corporate Secretary must also be appointed.
- The Corporate Secretary cannot be the single stockholder.
Educational Corporations
- For non-stock educational corporations, the governing board must have 5 to 15 trustees, and terms should follow specific classifications.
Nationality and Legal Standing
- A corporation sole's nationality is determined by the nationality of its members.
- Foreign corporations must obtain licenses to conduct business in the Philippines, relying on the Consent Doctrine for legality.
Limited Liability
- Investors' liability is limited to their investment in the corporation, emphasizing the corporation's separate legal identity.
Corporate Name and Filing
- An OPC must include "OPC" in its corporate name and other entities must file articles of incorporation per legal standards.
Governance and Meetings
- Stockholders' meetings must occur at the principal office or an authorized location within Philippine territory.
- Rights related to voting can be limited as stated in the Articles of Incorporation or By-Laws.
Piercing the Corporate Veil
- The doctrine applies equally to OPCs, maintaining that a corporation is viewed separately from its owners unless conditions are met to disregard this separation.
These key points encapsulate the major aspects of corporation law relevant to the formation, governance, and operation of different types of corporations within the Philippines.
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This quiz explores the legal frameworks surrounding the merger and consolidation of banks, specifically focusing on relevant sections of banking law. It covers the conditions under which these processes are regulated by the State and the legal operation required for forming a corporation.
