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Unless Its Articles of Incorporation Provide for a Specified Period

Question 117

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Unless its articles of incorporation provide for a specified period of duration, a corporation has:

A) total existence
B) permanent existence
C) perpetual existence
D) final existence
E) existence of perpetual duration

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