The document, titled Resolution of the Board of Directors, outlines the procedure for issuing common stock by a corporation under the capital stock formula economics in Franklin. This resolution establishes the authorization for the President and Secretary of the Corporation to issue shares of common stock in exchange for cash or the transfer of assets. Key features include the specification of the number of shares, the par value of one dollar per share, and documentation of consideration received. Users must fill in the names of individuals and the corresponding shares and considerations for proper record-keeping. The form serves a vital role for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants by providing a formal method for stock issuance, ensuring compliance with corporate governance. It allows for transparent tracking of ownership and equity changes within the corporation, making it especially useful during capital increases or asset acquisitions. Legal professionals can use this resolution to facilitate client transactions and ensure adherence to bylaws, thereby supporting corporate structure and financial planning.