If only a minor requirement of incorporation has been left unsatisfied,the court will allow any shareholder to directly sue and challenge the de facto corporation's existence.

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Courts typically recognize de facto corporations, allowing them to operate as if they were properly incorporated despite minor procedural errors in the incorporation process, thus preventing shareholders from directly challenging the corporation's existence on such grounds.

If Only a Minor Requirement of Incorporation Has Been Left