One who opposes a fundamental change and has the right to receive the fair value of his shares is:

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A dissenting shareholder is one who opposes a fundamental change such as a merger or acquisition and has the right to receive the fair value of their shares. The other options do not fit the description. A) Authorized Business shareholder is not related to this scenario. B) Shareholder Merger is not the correct term for this situation. D) Board of Shareholder Director is not an individual shareholder who can oppose a fundamental change.

One Who Opposes a Fundamental Change and Has the Right