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(Code 1981, §14-2-726, enacted by Ga. L. 1988, p. 1070, § 1.)
Source: Model Act, § 7.26. There was no counterpart in former Georgia law.
Subsection (a) provides that when a matter is to be voted upon by a single voting group, action is taken when the voting group votes upon the action as provided in Section 14-2-725. In most instances the single voting group will consist of all the shares of the class or classes entitled to vote by the articles of incorporation; voting by two or more voting groups as contemplated by subsection (b) is the exceptional case.
Subsection (b) basically requires that if more than one voting group is entitled to vote on a matter, favorable action on a matter is taken only when it is voted upon favorably by each voting group, counted separately. Implicit in this section are the concepts that (1) different quorum and voting requirements may be applicable to different matters considered at a single meeting and (2) different quorum and voting requirements may be applicable to different voting groups on the same matter. See the Comment to Section 14-2-725.
Cross-References Amendment of articles of incorporation, see § 14-2-1004. Change of voting group requirements, see § 14-2-727. Merger and share exchange, see § 14-2-1103. Number of votes per share, see § 14-2-721. Quorum and voting requirements, see § 14-2-725. Supermajority requirements, see § 14-2-727. Voting by voting groups on amendments of articles of incorporation, see § 14-2-1004. "Voting group" defined, see § 14-2-140.
- 18A Am. Jur. 2d, Corporations, §§ 923 et seq.
- 18 C.J.S., Corporations, § 461.
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