John Hollin Was an Officer, Director, and Employee of a Large

John Hollin was an officer, director, and employee of a large broadly held corporation. At a directors' meeting, he learned that the corporation was voting on a resolution to buy a piece of property from Sam Keanu for $100,000. It happened that Hollin was one of three co-owners of that property. Hollin voted for the purchase and the resolution passed without discussion by a vote of 5-0. Several months after completion of the purchase, the other directors learned of Hollin's ownership and called on him to account to the corporation for any profit made. Which of the following is false?

A) The shareholders could proceed under the dissent procedure and force the corporation to buy them out.
B) If the directors failed to take action, the shareholders could have brought an action on behalf of the corporation against Hollin.
C) Hollin should have disclosed his interest and refrained from voting or otherwise influencing the decision.
D) Hollin must account for any profit made because he failed to disclose his interest and voted on the question.
E) Hollin owed a fiduciary duty to the corporation and breached that duty by his actions.