Corporations Flashcards
Which of the following is true of a corporation?
- Managers elect shareholders who hire directors
- Shareholders elect directors who hire officers
- Directors elect managers who hire shareholders
- Shareholders elect officers who hire directors
- Managers elect shareholders who hire director
- Shareholders elect directors who hire officers
Which of the following may not be true of an LLC?
- It is taxed as a corporation
- It is taxed as a partnership
- It has perpetual existence
- It is for a limited term
- None of the above
- None of the above
When is a partnership liable for what a partner does?
When the partner commits a wrongful act while acting for the partnership
When are the members of an LLC personally liable for its debts?
- When they are shareholders
- When the LLC is properly formed
- When the LLC is not-for-profit
- When the LLC is manager-managed
- None of the above
- None of the above
Generally speaking, corporate shareholders do not act as ______ for the corporation
agents
How are financial rights allocated in a corporation?
According to shares
An entity with one type of owner with management rights and unlimited personal liability, and another type of owner with restricted governance rights and limited liability, is a:
Limited partnerships
LLCs are created using:
articles of organization
Which of the following generally does not have fiduciary duties to the entity in question?
- A shareholder in a corporation
- A partner in a general partnership
- A manager in an LLC
- A director of a corporation
- A general partner of a limited partnership
- A shareholder in a corporation
Under State v. Christy Pontiac-GMC, which of the following is not required for a corporation to have criminal intent with respect to a criminal act?
- the corporation’s management engaged in the criminal act
- the corporation’s agent was acting within the scope of her employment when engaged in the business that was conducted criminally
- the corporation’s agent was acting at least in part in furtherance of the corporation’s business interests when engaged in the business that was conducted criminally
- the agent’s criminal acts were authorized, tolerated or ratified by the corporation’s management
- the corporation’s agent had authority to act for the corporation with respect to the business that was conducted criminally
- the corporation’s management engaged in the criminal act