Mr. Daniel has preferred shares in ABC Corporation. The Board of Directors of ABC is thinking of selling substantially all of the company’s assets. A meeting was called to vote on said matter. Mr. Daniel is thinking if he can vote on the said meeting. He comes to you, his bright accountant, for advice, what would be your answer to him? pls help me, thank you
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