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Company X's total outstanding shares are 1000 shares, with 400 shareholders A, 300 B, 150 C,...

Company X's total outstanding shares are 1000 shares, with 400 shareholders A, 300 B, 150 C, 100 D and 50 E, respectively.
C held a shareholders' meeting to appoint directors, and the agenda was presented as candidates for directors by F,G,H and B, professional managers recommended by A.

1. Is it possible for B to exercise its voting rights on the agenda of the shareholders'meeting for the appointment of this director?

At the shareholders' meeting, B,F,G and H were all appointed directors, while B and F were registered as co-chairmen of the company.

2. Explain how this sales contract works if B signed a contract with a customer and sold the product alone because F went on a family trip and could not be reached.

Since then, B has resigned as CEO and F has become the sole CEO. X Corp. recently decided to sell its holdings for 500 million won due to financial pressure, which CEO F wants to buy.

3. If A,B,C and D agree in writing to a land purchase transaction of F in connection with this transaction, will F acquire land from X in effect?

Prior to the transaction of this land, X held a board meeting, and the minutes indicated that B and G agreed, but no indication of H's intention was made.

4. If the market price of the land is found to be well over 1 billion won, explain later whether the company can get the difference back and from whom.

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