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: Business Law Prof BlogFreddic Mac's Capped Voting
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Freddie Mac has just changed its capped shareholder voting bylaw that disables any shareholder from voting over 20 percent of the outstanding voting stock unless the others shareholders vote to allow it. The voting cap discouraged takeovers and thereby protected...Full post as published by Business Law Prof Blog on September 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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