In the event that no designation is made in the articles of incorporation, if there is only one class of stock authorized, that stock is considered to be common stock.

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In corporate law, if the articles of incorporation do not specify the class of stock, and there is only one class authorized, it is automatically considered common stock, which represents ownership in a company and confers voting rights.

In the Event That No Designation Is Made in the Articles