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SECTION 39-6-5

§ 39-6-5 Stockholders' access to books.– Every stockholder of any railroad corporation incorporated within this statemay, at all reasonable times, examine the books, papers, and accounts of thecorporation in which he or she is a stockholder; and if any clerk or otherofficer of any railroad corporation having the custody of the books, papers,and accounts of the corporation, shall refuse to permit any stockholder of thecorporation to inspect the books, papers, and accounts thereof, the person sooffending shall forfeit one hundred dollars ($100).

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SECTION 39-6-5

§ 39-6-5 Stockholders' access to books.– Every stockholder of any railroad corporation incorporated within this statemay, at all reasonable times, examine the books, papers, and accounts of thecorporation in which he or she is a stockholder; and if any clerk or otherofficer of any railroad corporation having the custody of the books, papers,and accounts of the corporation, shall refuse to permit any stockholder of thecorporation to inspect the books, papers, and accounts thereof, the person sooffending shall forfeit one hundred dollars ($100).

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SECTION 39-6-5

§ 39-6-5 Stockholders' access to books.– Every stockholder of any railroad corporation incorporated within this statemay, at all reasonable times, examine the books, papers, and accounts of thecorporation in which he or she is a stockholder; and if any clerk or otherofficer of any railroad corporation having the custody of the books, papers,and accounts of the corporation, shall refuse to permit any stockholder of thecorporation to inspect the books, papers, and accounts thereof, the person sooffending shall forfeit one hundred dollars ($100).