§ 28-13-6-1 Shareholders’ list; requisites and necessity; inspection and copying
§ 28-13-6-2 Voting of shares
§ 28-13-6-3 Proxy voting
§ 28-13-6-4 Beneficial owner of shares; recognition procedure; disclosure procedure; sanctions to ensure compliance
§ 28-13-6-5 Acceptance or rejection of vote, consent, waiver, or proxy appointment; validity of signature
§ 28-13-6-6 Separate voting group; action on matter at meeting by less than group majority vote; quorum required for approval; law governing election of directors
§ 28-13-6-7 Quorum for voting requirement for shareholders comprising voting groups
§ 28-13-6-8 Greater quorum or voting requirements; shareholders or voting groups; provision by articles
§ 28-13-6-9 Directors; election by plurality of votes
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Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 28 > Article 13 > Chapter 6 - Voting by Shareholders

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