New Jersey Statutes

§ 14A:5-29. Preemptive rights.

New Jersey·Title 14A CORPORATIONS, GENERAL

14A:5-29. Preemptive rights.

(1)The shareholders of corporations organized after January 1, 1969 shall not have preemptive rights unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise. The shareholders of corporations organized prior to January 1, 1969 shall have preemptive rights unless a bylaw duly adopted by the shareholders prior to that date or the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise. Any corporation may alter or abolish preemptive rights by amendment to its certificate of incorporation.
(2)Any corporation may elect to grant its shareholders preemptive rights. An election may be made by including in the certificate of incorporation a statement to the effect that the shareholders shall have preemptive rights.
(3)Unless otherwise provided in the certificate of incorp

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