§ 112 Share Voting Rights Rules
This law explains how voting works when some shares have more or less voting power than others. It also says that if some shares can't vote on a topic, they don't count toward the total needed to make a decision.
A company has 100 shares, but some shares get 2 votes while others get 1 vote.
When voting on something, the company counts the total votes, not just the number of shares. If some shares can't vote on a topic, they don't count toward the total needed to make a decision.
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§ 112 Share Voting Rights Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026