Voting Right

Voting Right - Common share holders (not with a Vetoing Stock) do have the right to vote in person, or by written authorisation for members of the board of directors. They also have the right to vote in corporate policy matters. They also can vote in matters of senior security or stock splits. Also their voting right can be used to achieve or stop substantial changes in a company, or in operations in the areas in which the company is active. Usually the voting right is used in a shareholders meeting. Usually common share holders receive one vote per share that they can use.