Provision in Minutes of Directors' Meeting Approving Merger into another Corporation is a record of the decisions made and actions taken by the board of directors in approving a merger into another corporation. This type of provision typically consists of a set of clauses that outline the details of the merger, including the terms, conditions, and procedures for the merger. The main types of Provision in Minutes of Directors' Meeting Approving Merger into another Corporation are the following: • Merger Agreement: This includes the terms of the merger, such as the name of the merging entities, the percentage of ownership, the management structure of the merged company, and the voting rights of shareholders. • Diligence Provision: This includes the due diligence process, such as financial and legal reviews of the merging entities, and any other necessary steps to ensure the merger is in the best interests of the shareholders. • Voting Provision: This includes the details of how shareholders will vote on the merger, such as the necessary majority needed for approval, and any other related voting procedures. • Regulatory Approval Provision: This includes the criteria for obtaining regulatory approval for the merger, such as filing the required forms with the state or federal government. • Dissolution Provision: This includes the steps that must be taken to dissolve one of the merging entities, such as the distribution of assets and the payment of outstanding debts.