An ownership interest does not automatically confer a right to act for, or to share in, the management of a company.

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Ownership and management are two separate things in a company. Just because someone owns a portion of the company does not mean they have the right to make decisions or manage the company. This is determined by the company's organizational structure and governance policies.

An Ownership Interest Does Not Automatically Confer a Right to Act