Article 37. Determining the Total Number of Shares That Can be Issued.

 

(Compare Article 166 of the former Commercial Code)

 

1.  In the situation where the number of shares that a kabushiki kaisha can  issue (hereinafter gtotal number of shares that can be issuedh) has not been determined in the articles of incorporation, with the agreement of all the incorporators, by the time of the establishment of the kabushiki kaisha, the incorporators must amend the articles of incorporation and determine the  gtotal number of shares that can be issuedh

2.  In the situation where the  gtotal number of shares that can be issuedh  has been determined in the articles of incorporation, the incorporators may, with the agreement of all incorporators, amend the articles of incorporation concerning the gtotal number of shares that can be issuedh by the time of the establishment of the corporation.

3.  The number of shares to be issued at the time of incorporation can not fall below 1/4th of the gtotal number of shares that can be issued.h Provided, however, this shall not apply where the kabushiki kaisha to be established is not to be a public corporation.

 

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