§ 2304 Director Number Amendment Rules
If a company that already existed when the new law started has a mismatch between its articles and bylaws about how many directors it should have, the old rules keep applying until the company files a proper amendment, and any change to the number or type of directors must be approved by the shareholders.
A corporation created before the new law says in its articles that it should have 5 directors, but its bylaws say it can have 7. The company wants to follow the bylaws and have 7 directors.
Because the articles and bylaws don’t match, the old rule (not the new one) still controls. The company must first file an amendment to its articles to change the director count, and that change must be voted on and approved by the shareholders.
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§ 2304 Director Number Amendment Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026