If the number of voting shares of the surviving corporation in a merger increases by twenty percent or less,this eliminates which needed approvals when compared to ordinary mergers,where the number of shares of the surviving corporation increases by more than twenty percent?

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In a merger where the increase in voting shares of the surviving corporation is twenty percent or less, the approval of the shareholders of the surviving corporation is typically not required, unlike in ordinary mergers where the increase is more than twenty percent.

If the Number of Voting Shares of the Surviving Corporation