§ 12536 Amending Merger Agreements
This law says that if a merger agreement is changed, the board must OK it, and if the change is big, the members must also vote on it; once approved, the changed agreement becomes the official merger deal.
A company wants to raise the price it will pay to buy another company, so it rewrites the merger contract.
The board first signs off on the new price, and because the price is a main part of the deal, the members also vote to approve it. After both approvals, the new contract is the merger agreement.
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§ 12536 Amending Merger Agreements
Last verified: January 10, 2026