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tutornetuk
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I am the holder of 175,000 shares in a corporation registered in Delaware. In spite of repeated requests, neither I or any other shareholder I know has received any audited financial statements for more than a year. We also receive no replies to any and all questions about the operations of the company.
In the meantime, they appear to have suspended operations and haven't paid many of their creditors for a while. I am a creditor as well.
As a shareholder and / or creditor, what rights do I have to see the company's books and records? Can I call a shareholders' meeting to force answers from the directors? Finally, how do I appoint an attorney to act on my behalf on a contingency basis?
In the meantime, they appear to have suspended operations and haven't paid many of their creditors for a while. I am a creditor as well.
As a shareholder and / or creditor, what rights do I have to see the company's books and records? Can I call a shareholders' meeting to force answers from the directors? Finally, how do I appoint an attorney to act on my behalf on a contingency basis?