Exam Review Questions Flashcards
Only the shareholders of an Alberta Corporation can vote to dissolve the corporation.
False: directors can vote to dissolve a corporation if there are no issued shares, property, or outstanding liabilities.
A Corporation may be sued after it is dissolved.
True.
Only those shareholders holding voting shares for an Alberta Corporation are entitled to consent to the appointment of an auditor for a corporation.
True.
A NUANS name search for the name of an extra-provincial corporation is always required when registering an assumed name.
True.
An extra-provincial corporation does not have to registered under the Business Corporations Act prior to commencing business in Alberta.
True: have to register within 30 days of “carrying on business.”
Every Alberta Corporation must file an annual return.
True.
The Registrar can dissolve an Alberta Corporation after giving 90 days’ notice and publishing their intent to dissolve in the Alberta Gazette.
False: 120 days (4 months).
The Registrar must give notice of their intent to dissolve to all the Corporation’s directors.
True: Notice of Intent to Dissolve or Strike off Notice.
The effect of a Continuance is the same as if the corporation had been dissolved in its home jurisdiction and simultaneously reincorporated in another.
True.
Articles of Continuance must be submitted with a Notice of Address and Notice of Directors.
True: plus a NUANS search.
A civil action brought against a dissolved Alberta corporation must be brought within 3 years of the date of dissolution.
False: within 2 years.
Any property that has not been disposed of at the date of dissolution vests in Her Majesty in right of Alberta.
True.
Changing a registered office only requires a Notice of Change of Address form be filed on CORES.
True: resolutions are never filed on CORES.
Jimmy’s Donair is a corporation incorporated in Ontario. You have been instructed to register the corporation in Alberta.
What documents will you file?
1) Statement of Extra-Provincial Registration.
2) Notice of Attorney for Service.
3) Notice of Assumed Name (if applicable).
Manitoba Ironworks Ltd. is a corporation incorporated in Manitoba. The company officers are thinking of doing business in Alberta. The company just placed an ad saying they were opening up in Alberta and listed an Alberta address for the company. The company has no employees in Alberta, no property and no physical office.
Do they need to register in Alberta as an extra-provincial corporation? Why? What is the proper term in the ABCA that is relevant to this question?
Yes, they need to register within 30 days of placing the ad because they are ‘carrying on business’ by advertising in Alberta and have an Alberta address listed for the company.