Which of the following is a corporation that has not substantially met the requirements of the state incorporation statute,but courts recognize it as a corporation for most purposes to avoid unfairness to third parties who believed it was properly incorporated?

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A)A de facto corporation has not substantially met the requirements of the state
incorporation statute,but courts recognize it as a corporation for most purposes to avoid unfairness to third parties who believed it was properly incorporated.
B)A de facto corporation has not substantially met the requirements of the state incorporation statute,but courts recognize it as a corporation for most purposes to avoid unfairness to third parties who believed it was properly incorporated.
C)A de facto corporation has not substantially met the requirements of the state incorporation statute,but courts recognize it as a corporation for most purposes to avoid unfairness to third parties who believed it was properly incorporated.
D)A de facto corporation has not substantially met the requirements of the state incorporation statute,but courts recognize it as a corporation for most purposes to avoid unfairness to third parties who believed it was properly incorporated.
E)A de facto corporation has not substantially met the requirements of the state incorporation statute,but courts recognize it as a corporation for most purposes to avoid unfairness to third parties who believed it was properly incorporated.

Which of the Following Is a Corporation That Has Not