Even if the incorporators omit important steps,it is still possible for a court,under estoppel principles,to treat the business as a corporation.

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Estoppel principles allow a court to treat a business as a corporation even if the incorporators did not follow all necessary steps, as long as they held themselves out as a corporation and others relied on that representation.

Even If the Incorporators Omit Important Steps,it Is Still Possible