Issuance of stock Flashcards

1
Q

What is an issuance and what does it do?

A

when a CORP sells its OWN stock

raises capital for corporation

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2
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What is a subscription?

A

a written offer to BUY stock from corp

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3
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If S signs a subscription offering to buy shares of a corp not yet formed, can S revoke?

A

no, subscription is irrevocable for 6 months

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4
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Are post-incorporation subscriptions revocable?

A

YES, until accepted

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5
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At what point are the corporation and the subscriber obligated under a subscription agreement?

A

when the board of directors ACCEPTS the offer

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6
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What must the corp receive when it issues stock?

A

consideration

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7
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Form of consideration:

what is permitted in every state

for what forms of consideration is there a split (some states say OK and some prohibit, making it unpaid stock and treated as water)

A

permitted:
1) money (cash or check)
2) tangible or intangible property
3) services already performed for the corp

disputed

1) promissory notes
2) future services

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8
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Amount of consideration: what does “par” mean?

A

minimum issuance price

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9
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Amount of consideration: what does “no par” mean?

A

no minimum issuance price

board of directors sets a price

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10
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What is treasury stock?

A

stock the company issued then reacquired

it is considered authorized by unissued and the corp can then resell it

board of directors sets any issuance price it wants

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Consideration: if corp issues stock in exchange for property or past services, who determines the value of the property or services? and is the valuation conclusive?

A

the board

conclusive if made in good faith

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12
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watered stock: corp issues shares of par stock to XC for less than par value… who is liable?

A

directors if knowingly authorized issuance

X (guy who bought stock); charged with notice of par value; there is no defense

not person X transfers stock to if did not know about water

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13
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What is a pre-emptive right?

A

the right of an existing SHAREHOLER to maintain her percentage of ownership by buying stock whenever there is a new issuance of stock FOR MONEY

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14
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Preemptive rights: does “new issuance” include treasury stock?

A

split- some states yes, some states no

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15
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Preemptive rights: if the articles of incorporation are silent, do we have preemptive rights?

A

split- some yes, some no

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