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To match: The given terms with their definitions.
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1. A person of minor age can be a shareholder but can never be an incorporator in a corporation.
2. A corporation can be an incorporator in another corporation.
3. A share certificate can be issued to those subscribers who partially paid their subscriptions.
4. A corporation or business partnership can be an incorporator but not a corporator.
5. All partnership can be an incorporator in a corporation.
6. On January 10,2021, Ana paid 90% of her subscription in Jollibee Foods Corporation. She will receive her certificate of stock on January 10,2021.
7. Continued inoperation of a corporation for at least 5 consecutive years will result in its certificate of incorporation being deemed revoked.
8. In case of conflict between the by-laws and the corporation code, the code shall prevail.
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Financial Accounting - Access
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