We are looking for a Director to assist. Mr. Lyon will take a custodial position at a base fee share agreement or entry level salary on a long term agreement. In the event of his demise, the business can carry on its existence. Please understand the obligations and read the following. A corporation becomes dormant when it is no longer active. It cannot be re-registered. If the only director is deceased, he is unable to maintain the corporate responsibility of yearly reports and returns. As such, it is dormant. It is much like a person who is deceased and cannot re register his driver's license or his passport. Did you know Angel Ronan(TM) is available for $1.00? Call today. Please read the following case on corporate responsibility and a Director's fiduciary duty. ------------ Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith, 1962 CanLII 100 (ON CA) Document History (0) Cited Documents (18) Cited by (16) CanLII Connects (0) PDF Date: 1962-09-04 Other citations: [1963] 1 OR 249 — 36 DLR (2d) 613 —[1963] 1 CCC 68 — 38 CR 378 Citation: Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith, 1962 CanLII 100 (ON CA), , retrieved on 2019-06-11 Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith [1963] 1 O.R. 249-271 ONTARIO [COURT OF APPEAL] PORTER, C.J.O., ROACH AND MCLENNAN, JJ.A. 4th SEPTEMBER 1962. Criminal law -- Theft -- Directors of company purchasing stock with company funds and pledging with bank as security for personal overdraft -- Cr. Code, s. 269(1). Accused, who were directors of B comapny, were convicted of stealing certain shares belonging to B company by pledging them with a bank to secure a personal overdraft. On evidence that accused, without the knowledge of the other directors and without any authority from the company, used company funds to purchase the shares in question which they then used, in circumstances involving secrecy, deceit and risk of harm to the company, to pledge with the bank for their own personal use, held, on appeal, that accused were properly convicted of theft under s. 269(1)(a) of the Criminal Code, 1953-54 (Can.), c. 51, in that they did "fraudulently...convert [the shares]...with intent to deprive, temporarily or absolutely, the owner...or a person who has a special *Leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada refused November 5, 1962. property or interest [therein]" and it was immaterial that the accused, who certainly were not bailees of the shares, might have honestly intended, with reasonable prospects, to redeem the shares and pay back the company. It was also a conspiracy to commit murder when some wanted to know what happens to the business name if the only owner ended up dead. It is not an offence to collect money as a group for a wedding gift or to buy the new church land or property but it is an offence to collect money while intending only to see the owner dead. If he is dead, how can he sign a document to register your group as the new owner. You can buy Angel Ronan(TM) for $1.00 by emailing w.a.Lyon.angelronan@mail.com or phoning 1-914-539-7655. Any sums above $1.00 is unrequested gift. So, there is no need to have your entire group investigated as people who give money to own a business or rent a condo for ten months or more but do not have any contract. You may be more handsome than the current owner but your handsomeness is not reason to do anything illegally and nor is it reason to hope it can be done improperly. If the owner is dead, re registration of the name to someone else is blocked. Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith, 1962 CanLII 100 (ON CA)

We are looking for a Director to assist.  Mr. Lyon will take a custodial position at a base fee share agreement or entry level salary on a long term agreement.  In the event of his demise, the business can carry on its existence.   Please understand the obligations and read the following.   A corporation becomes dormant when it is no longer active.  It cannot be re-registered.  If the only director is deceased, he is unable to maintain the corporate responsibility of yearly reports and returns. As such, it is dormant. It is much like a person who is deceased and cannot re register his driver's license or his passport.  Did you know Angel Ronan(TM) is available for $1.00?  Call today. Please read the following case on corporate responsibility and a Director's fiduciary duty.    ------------    Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith, 1962 CanLII 100 (ON CA) Document History (0) Cited Documents (18) Cited by (16) CanLII Connects (0)  PDF Date: 1962-09-04 Other citations: [1963] 1 OR 249 — 36 DLR (2d) 613 —[1963] 1 CCC 68 — 38 CR 378 Citation: Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith, 1962 CanLII 100 (ON CA), <http://canlii.ca/t/g1kdq>, retrieved on 2019-06-11    Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith  [1963] 1 O.R. 249-271 ONTARIO [COURT OF APPEAL] PORTER, C.J.O., ROACH AND MCLENNAN, JJ.A. 4th SEPTEMBER 1962. Criminal law -- Theft -- Directors of company purchasing stock with company funds and pledging with bank as security for personal overdraft -- Cr. Code, s. 269(1). Accused, who were directors of B comapny, were convicted of stealing certain shares belonging to B company by pledging them with a bank to secure a personal overdraft. On evidence that accused, without the knowledge of the other directors and without any authority from the company, used company funds to purchase the shares in question which they then used, in circumstances involving secrecy, deceit and risk of harm to the company, to pledge with the bank for their own personal use, held, on appeal, that accused were properly convicted of theft under s. 269(1)(a) of the Criminal Code, 1953-54 (Can.), c. 51, in that they did "fraudulently...convert [the shares]...with intent to deprive, temporarily or absolutely, the owner...or a person who has a special *Leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada refused November 5, 1962. property or interest [therein]" and it was immaterial that the accused, who certainly were not bailees of the shares, might have honestly intended, with reasonable prospects, to redeem the shares and pay back the company.   It was also a conspiracy to commit murder when some wanted to know what happens to the business name if the only owner ended up dead.   It is not an offence to collect money as a group for a  wedding gift or to buy the new church land or property but it is an offence to collect money while intending only to see the owner dead. If he is dead, how can he sign a document to register your group as the new owner.  You can buy Angel Ronan(TM) for $1.00 by emailing w.a.Lyon.angelronan@mail.com or phoning 1-914-539-7655. Any sums above $1.00 is unrequested gift. So, there is no need to have your entire group investigated as people who give money to own a business or rent a condo for ten months or more  but do not have any contract. You may be more handsome than the current owner but your handsomeness  is not reason to do anything illegally and nor is it reason to hope it can be done improperly.  If the owner is dead, re registration of the name to someone else is blocked.  Regina v. Ben Smith Regina v. Harry Smith, 1962 CanLII 100 (ON CA)