New Jersey Statutes
§ 14A:5-27 — Review of elections by superior court
New Jersey·Title 14A CORPORATIONS, GENERAL
Any election by shareholders may be reviewed by the Superior Court in a summary manner, or otherwise, in an action brought by a shareholder entitled to vote at such election upon notice to the persons elected, the corporation and such other persons as the court may direct. The court may confirm the election, order a new election or provide such other relief as justice may require.
L.1968, c.350.
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§ 14A:5-1
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Votes required§ 14A:5-12
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Shares held by another corporation§ 14A:5-15
Shares held by fiduciaries§ 14A:5-17
Voting of pledged stock§ 14A:5-19
Proxy voting.§ 14A:5-2
Annual meeting of shareholders§ 14A:5-20
Voting trust§ 14A:5-21
Agreements as to voting; provision in certificate of incorporation as to control of directors§ 14A:5-22
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