A proxy is a written document whereby one person gives another the authority to vote in his stead, in this case at the shareholders meeting. This type of arrangement is used by shareholders who are unable or unwilling to attend the shareholder meeting. The shareholder giving the proxy may indicate how he wants the proxy holder to vote. The rights under this proxy form, once given, may not be revoked or terminated by the shareholder. This attorney-prepared packet contains: - Instructions and Checklist;
- Information about the Irrevocable Proxy; and
- Irrevocable Proxy
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