A shareholder who opposes a fundamental change to the corporation may make a written or oral demand within the prescribed time period in order to be entitled to payment for his shares.

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A shareholder who opposes a fundamental change to the corporation must make a written (not oral) demand within the prescribed time period in order to be entitled to payment for his shares, as part of their appraisal rights.

A Shareholder Who Opposes a Fundamental Change to the Corporation