New York Statutes

§ 622 — Preemptive rights

New York·Law BSC Business Corporation·Art. 6 Shareholders
§ 622. Preemptive rights.\n (a) As used in this section, the term:\n (1) "Unlimited dividend rights" means the right without limitation as\nto amount either to all or to a share of the balance of current or\nliquidating dividends after the payment of dividends on any shares\nentitled to a preference.\n (2) "Equity shares" means shares of any class, whether or not\npreferred as to dividends or assets, which have unlimited dividend\nrights.\n (3) "Voting rights" means the right to vote for the election of one or\nmore directors, excluding a right so to vote which is dependent on the\nhappening of an event specified in the certificate of incorporation\nwhich would change the voting rights of any class of shares.\n (4) "Voting shares" means shares of any class which have voting\nrights, b

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