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by courtneypowell 3887 days ago
Shareholder agreements can define 'Unanimous' in any variety of ways. So long as the agreement is approved, it can supersede Deleware shareholder laws.
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Generally speaking laws supersede agreements, not the other way around. That's their whole purpose. Certain things can't be done and certain rights can't be forefit if specifically disallowed by laws
When it comes to corporate and contract law, many laws are "default rules" that agreements can explicitly override.
Many but not all; and this override usually depends on all parties agreeing at all stages.