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Bylaws

Rules and practices that govern management of an organization.

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bylaws

Stockholder-approved rules governing the conduct of a business. Bylaws typically include rules concerning the election of directors, selection of auditors, and amendment of existing bylaws.

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Bylaws. Bylaws are the self-imposed rules governing an incorporated company. The bylaws cover details such as the structure of the company, what the company's goals are, and how often shareholders meet.

They also explain the voting process and how officers, committees, and board members are chosen. A company can put almost any provisions in its bylaws, as long as the rules don't break federal or local law.

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bylaws

Regulations by which an organization conducts its governance activities. They typically provide for the timing and method of elections and regular meetings,number of directors and other officers, methods and notice necessary for special elections or meetings, number of votes required for different types of actions, establishment of standing committees, and a grant of authority to organize other committees,powers of the board,officers,and various committees.The developer of a subdivision or condominium project typically creates the first set of bylaws and appoints the initial board of directors.