Iowa § 491.55 Right to vote stock — attachment

Iowa Statutes

§ 491.55 — Right to vote stock — attachment

Iowa § 491.55

Title XIIBUSINESS ENTITIES

Ch. 491CORPORATIONS FOR PECUNIARY PROFIT

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Iowa Code § 491.55 (2026).

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1.Every executor, administrator, guardian, or trustee shall represent the stock in the person’s hands at all corporate meetings, and may vote the same as a stockholder.

2.Everypersonwhoshallpledgetheperson’sstock, intheabsenceofawrittenagreement to the contrary, may represent the same at all such meetings and vote accordingly.

3.The owner of corporate stock levied upon by attachment or other proceeding shall have the right to vote the same at all corporate meetings, until such time as the owner shall have been divested of title thereto by execution sale.

4.Nothing contained in this section shall in any manner conflict with any provision in the articles of incorporation, or the bylaws of the corporation issuing the stock.

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1. Every executor, administrator, guardian, or trustee shall represent the stock in the
person’s hands at all corporate meetings, and may vote the same as a stockholder.
2. Everypersonwhoshallpledgetheperson’sstock, intheabsenceofawrittenagreement
to the contrary, may represent the same at all such meetings and vote accordingly.
3. The owner of corporate stock levied upon by attachment or other proceeding shall have
the right to vote the same at all corporate meetings, until such time as the owner shall have
been divested of title thereto by execution sale.

4. Nothing contained in this section shall in any manner conflict with any provision in the
articles of incorporation, or the bylaws of the corporation issuing the stock.