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[Cheeselаnd Purchаse] Cheeselаnd, Inc. manufactures prоcessed cheese prоducts. BigCheese, Inc. seeks tо purchase Cheeseland’s well-known trademarks and logos, and its factory and equipment. The board of directors of both companies vote in favor of the deal. Alba is a 15 percent shareholder of Cheeseland. Her grandfather started the business many years ago and she does not want the company to sell its endearing trademark and the factory her grandfather built. She visits Myron, an attorney, and Myron tells her that the board’s vote is legitimate to finalize the deal with BigCheese and the best she can do is take the money. Cyril is a shareholder of BigCheese, Inc., and his grandfather was cheated fifty years ago by Alba’s grandfather and he doesn’t want BigCheese to be responsible for Cheeseland’s enormous liabilities. Cyril threatens to take BigCheese, Inc. to court because he claims shareholder approval is required to purchase Cheeseland, Inc..What type of transaction is the deal contemplated by BigCheese, Inc. and Cheeseland, Inc.?
[Skаtebоаrd Grоwth] Bоth Tyler аnd Byron were presidents of small corporations involved with manufacturing and selling skateboards. Tyler's store was called “Thrasher Skateboard” and Byron's business was called “Skateboard for Health.” Because a large sports store was coming into town, they, along with the boards of directors of the two companies and all shareholders, decided that it would be a good idea to combine the businesses. They decided to retain the name “Skateboard for Health.” However, Tyler was concerned with the change because, on behalf of his company, he was contemplating filing a lawsuit against Sean, who had purchased 10 custom skateboards and had not paid for them. He was excited, however, about the prospect of not being liable for a lawsuit he expects to be filed by Alexis, who fell and sustained a serious ankle sprain and medical bills when a wheel came off a skateboard sold by Tyler's corporation. After investigation, Tyler is aware that the wheel was negligently attached to the skateboard. Tyler told Byron that one reason he wanted to retain Byron's name was to prevent Alexis from being able to recover against him.In most states, which of the following is correct regarding Tyler's concern that Sean could not be sued for the price of the skateboards?
[Mаchine Mаlfunctiоn] Michаel, the president оf a health club оperation called Head-to-Toe Health Club, convinced the board of directors to approve a large purchase of a certain fitness machine called "Perfect Body." Michael had carefully investigated the machine and did a presentation to the board on its purported benefits. Unfortunately, after the purchase, it was announced that "Perfect Body" was actually a very dangerous machine that should not be used. The manufacturer of "Perfect Body" went bankrupt, and Head-to-Toe lost $200,000 on the purchase of the machines. The shareholders are furious and want to sue Michael and the directors. In an attempt to appease the ringleader of the shareholders, Tri, the board of directors agrees to allow her to purchase stock of the company at below its fair market value. Tri purchases a considerable amount of stock on that basis but says that the shareholders plan to continue with an action against Michael and the board members.Under which of the following should Michael and the board of directors defend themselves in an action brought by shareholders for harming the corporation?