Missouri § 362.690 - Agreement binding, when.
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§ 362.690. Agreement binding, when.
At the time and place fixed by the notice each of the banks and trust companies shall respectively hold a meeting of their respective stockholders for the purpose of considering the agreement, and if the stockholders of each of the banks and trust companies respectively shall at their respective meetings vote two-thirds of the stock of their respective banks and trust companies in favor of the agreement, then the agreement shall be valid and binding upon the banks and trust companies.
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(L. 1967 p. 445)
(Source: RSMo 1959 § 363.850)
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