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William & Mary Law Review recently published Professor Stephen Bainbridge's article, Corporate Directors in the United Kingdom. The abstract begins with the following observation:
In the United States, state corporation law uniformly provides that...
officers, Corporate Governance, Cal. Corp. Code Section 312, director, natural person, NRS 78.115, NRS 78.130, Section 18, Section 312
Can a board of directors remove one of its own? In the case of a California corporation, the answer is no. The power to remove directors is vested in the shareholders and the superior court pursuant to Corporations Code Section 303 and 304. While...
removal, California Corporations Code, Corporate Governance, director, Section 302
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