Wooble wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 11:08 AM, Geoffrey Spear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The CEO of the Burgundy Corporation isn't empowered to unilaterally
> > transfer assets without sockholder authorization.
>
> Or maybe I'm wrong. I read the Authorize motion as implicitly
> forbidding CEO action otherwise but that's probably not a valid
> interpretation.
>
> I post the following Motion in the Burgundy Corporation:
> {{
> Install Wooble as CEO.
>
> Amend Section 5 of the Articles, inserting at the end "The CEO CANNOT
> act on behalf of the Corporation without Authorization."
>
> Add Section 7 to the Articles, with the text: "The contract is a
> public contract and a partnership under the Rules of Agora."
>
> }}
>
> I vote FOR this motion.
> I resolve this motion; it has passed.
>
> On behalf of the Internomic Investment Bank and with the consent of
> the holders of a majority of FPB, I cause the Internomic Investment
> Bank to register as a Player of Agora.
>
> The Basis of this Player is {{Wooble, J}}.
I suspect this fails: Burgundy Corporation isn't a public contract
because its text has never been posted to an Agoran public forum, so it
isn't a person, and so can't be a party to the IIB. I've recorded it as
disputed anyway, just so we can track the gamestate in case it worked.
--
ais523
Registrar, Notary
