§ 1202 Shareholder Approval For Mergers
This law says that if a company wants to merge with another company and cancel all its shares without paying the shareholders, then all shareholders must agree. It also says that if some shareholders are getting less money than they should, a certain percentage of them must agree.
Imagine a small company called 'ToyMakers Inc.' wants to merge with a bigger company called 'BigToys Corp.' As part of the deal, ToyMakers Inc. plans to cancel all its shares without giving any money to its shareholders.
In this case, all the shareholders of ToyMakers Inc. must agree to this plan. If they don't all agree, the merger can't happen.
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§ 1202 Shareholder Approval For Mergers
Last verified: January 10, 2026