Q: How can a minority owner of a Maryland corporation get the corporation to hold the annual meeting called for in the by-
Laws? No meeting since 2009, and there are important issues to discuss. Other owners happy with no meeting since probably don't want to address issues.
A:
Generally meetings can be called by giving advance written notice (usually by mail) to all other interested parties setting forth the date & time of the meeting and issues to be discussed. Well drafted bylaws should contain provisions on the calling of meetings and notice so look there first.
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