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Limits on Shareholder Adoption of Bylaws
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Limits on Shareholder Adoption of Bylaws

CA, Inc. v. AFSCME Employees Pension Plan; Bylaws may be unilaterally adopted by shareholders when they appropriately relate to corporate processes rather than substantive decisions or Board's fiduciary duties.
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